Is there a rift between Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel? Patriots coach responds to radio report.
Vrabel said he chose the Patriots because of Maye and dismissed a radio report that the quarterback is not his guy.
- On Wednesday, New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel denied reports of a rift with quarterback Drake Maye, dismissing rumors he attributed to unnamed sources during his news conference.
- WEEI radio host Greg Hill sparked the controversy, claiming an 'insider' whispered about an issue between coach and quarterback following the team's 1-2 start and a 35-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
- Vrabel defended his commitment to Maye, noting he specifically chose to coach the Patriots because of the quarterback's potential despite Maye recording 585 yards, one touchdown, and six interceptions through three games.
- The team faces a critical matchup against the Buffalo Bills this Sunday at Highmark Stadium, where New England needs a win to reach.500 and potentially quiet offensive concerns.
- Addressing the team's struggles, Vrabel likened their path to the biblical story of David and Goliath, insisting the group must fight through current adversity to reach their ultimate goals.
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Mike Vrabel clears the air on reported issues with Drake Maye
There don’t seem to be any issues between New England patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake Maye, at least according to both of the involved parties. A report came on The Greg Hill Show stating that Vrabel doesn’t view Maye as “his guy.” However, Vrabel shut down that narrative entirely on Wednesday. “Unnamed …
Vrabel Denies Report of Rift With Maye
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Mike Vrabel, Drake Maye address report of Patriots head coach, QB ‘issue’
Early-season struggles can produce explosive reporting, and the latest one on Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and quarterback Drake Maye comes from WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show." Hill said he and co-host Jermaine Wiggins heard there's an issue between Vrabel and Maye.
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