Overview
- Mike Vrabel was introduced as head coach in January following Jerod Mayo’s dismissal after a 4–13 finish in 2024.
- On June 11 at OTAs, edge rusher Keion White declared “I feel like I have a coach,” highlighting a shift from self-training under Mayo.
- White compared Vrabel’s work-first approach to that of Bill Belichick, saying he respects a coach who “leads with work.”
- Vrabel’s offseason program, including OTAs and mandatory minicamp, emphasizes accountability and versatile schemes to develop talent.
- The former Tennessee Titans coach holds a 54–45 NFL record and has ownership backing to rebuild culture in Foxborough.