Here’s what New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel had to say following the team’s 35-31 loss to the Bills on Sunday
Tre’Veyon Henderson had just ripped off a 52-yard touchdown run halfway through the second quarter to make it 21-0 Patriots.
Here’s what New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel had to say during his weekly appearance on The Greg Hill Show on Monday, December 15, 2025.
“Probably just patience. Patience and knowing where he wants to go with the ball. The receivers have all helped him out,” Vrabel on Maye
The Patriots sit in 2nd place with an 11-2 record in the AFC playoff table. Nobody expected the Patriots to be in this position when they started the season 1-2.
The general betting public still likes Josh Allen more than Drake Maye.
Heading into this past Sunday’s slate of games, the Patriots didn’t get much help when it came to another team potentially playing the role of spoiler during Week 14.
As the NFL gets ready to head into the final month of the season, it’s made some changes when it comes to trying to ensure the most compelling match-ups are the ones placed into the spotlight.
“I think champions are never satisfied. I think you can appreciate where you are, but at the same time, never be satisfied or complacent. “
The Giants tried to dial up the blitz against Maye, and he was even better: 9-12 for 148 yards and two TDs for a passer rating of 155.56.
The Patriots Offensive Line blocking was excellent all night. The Giants were credited with 3 sacks. However, Abdul Carter’s sack was for zero yards, which meant that Maye got back to the line of scrimmage. Carter should not have been credited with a sack. The second was an all-out blitz in which Ben Brown and Garrett Bradbury double-teamed Nose Tackle Dexter Lawrence, allowing a free rusher.
Some thoughts as the Patriots capped off Week 13 with their 10th-straight victory to finish off another surprising week in the NFL.
Some thoughts coming off of the New England Patriots impressive 33-15 win over the Giants on Monday Night Football.
“I think our guys certainly did. I think our fans did. I think our team did.” Vrabel on the boost the huge hit by Christian Ellis had.
The New England Patriots secured a decisive 33-15 victory over the New York Giants, showcasing strong performances in all three phases of the game.
Of all the top tier teams in the NFL, only the Patriots did what they were supposed to do: lay an inferior team on paper to waste.
“I think 57 of the 66 quarterback hits come from those guys up front. Three edge guys with Burns, Thibodeaux, Carter,” Vrabel said
The New York Giants fired Head Coach Brian Daboll on November 10th after going 2-8 to start the season. They promoted Offensive Coordinator Mike Kafka. In their last two games, they have lost two high-scoring games by a TD each, pushing Detroit into OT. They are going to give the Patriots trouble on Monday Night.
It looks like Will Campbell may return for the season finale against Miami. At worst, he has a sprained MCL. Nothing much on Jared Wilson, who, it appears, may only have a sprained ankle.
The Patriots’ weaknesses have been exposed. Many in the national media will not give the Patriots credit because of their historically weak schedule.
Vrabel said, “You go on the road. You know it’s tough. Everybody wants to talk about numbers and records. That doesn’t mean s**t.”
The Patriots survived Cincinnati with a 26-20 win. They had to battle through ugly and inconsistent play by Drake Maye, who came out rusty and threw the ball all over the place.
Earlier this season, Mike Vrabel said that the Patriots need to stop learning how to correct mistakes during games. It happened again on Sunday at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati.
Rookie left tackle Will Campbell has been someone who had become a pivotal part of New England’s resurgence on offense this season.
Boutte was heating up before getting injured In the three games before that, he had 10 catches, 223 yards, and four touchdowns.
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