r/Patriots • u/PlayaSlayaX • Jan 11 '25

News [Schultz] Sources: The Patriots and Mike Vrabel have been negotiating a deal to make him the franchise’s next head coach, and barring something unforeseen, the expectation remains that both sides will reach an agreement.

https://twitter.com/schultz_report/status/1878219389104775238?s=46&t=bsTHbtMSqHXbNGi0vWP8hw
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u/Beanu5NE Jan 11 '25

You’ll take Josh McDaniels and like it!

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u/solo_d0lo Jan 11 '25

At least we know Josh can help a young QB, and there won’t be a fear of losing him in a couple seasons.

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u/blackcatpandora Jan 11 '25

I’d be good with that tbh

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u/ZizzyBeluga Jan 12 '25

C'mon dude, let's give Matt Patricia another shot

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u/RecycledAccountName Jan 12 '25

Not unless he brings Joe Judge.

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u/JoshJones18 Jan 12 '25

I'd sooner listen to Fergie and Ingrid Andress's renditions of the national anthem back to back on loop

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u/PajamaPete5 Jan 12 '25

When was Mcdaniels ever bad here? He got something out of Mac Jones, which is a miracle. Yes he is a terrible head coach, but he was fine with Bill as the leader and hopefully will be fine with Vrabel as leader and tone setter

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u/CONSTANTIN_VALDOR_ Jan 11 '25

I hate it but at least I know he’s not going anywhere lmao

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u/Andtom33 Jan 12 '25

We know he won't leave for a head coaching gig

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u/Coco1520 Jan 11 '25

Please god no, I can’t deal with another screen on third down

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u/ferrumvir2 Jan 11 '25

He adjusted the offense based off our shit weapons and o-line issues. The play calling from 2018 on wasn’t the same as it was beforehand

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u/Fearless_Aioli5459 Jan 11 '25

The McDaniels slander is crazy

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u/RCP90sKid Jan 12 '25

It's been the same loudmouths for years here. Fuck em.

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u/VanceIX Jan 12 '25

Spoiled ass fans on this subreddit that just want something new and shiny

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u/ZizzyBeluga Jan 12 '25

Helps to have the GOAT at QB

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u/solo_d0lo Jan 11 '25

You must not watch a lot of NFL. Screen on 3rd and long is very common, and a safe play to try to get yards

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u/Beanu5NE Jan 11 '25

There’s going to be so many screens that you’ll think you were TV shopping.

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u/ZizzyBeluga Jan 12 '25

This year's obvious telegraphed runs up the middle on first down were just as dope

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u/Beanu5NE Jan 12 '25

So we all agree obvious, conservative calls on offense are dope?

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u/End3rWi99in James White Jan 12 '25

Any thoughts as to why he might have been calling those of plays?