Are you happy with Mike Vrabel as head coach?

I hope that's not real.

Do your job!

Your job is not to criticize the coach or management. It was the beginning of the end for Mac and even if it doesn't get that ugly that quickly nothing good comes out of it.
I'm glad he isn't coddling. Trust me, while Belichick was all "we all need to do a better job" in public, you can bet he was ripping them all new a-holes in private. And let's not talk about Bill "Terry Glenn? she's doing well" Parcells.

These are grown men who get paid a lot of money. If Drake has his head in his ass, I'm fine with the coach pointing it out. You don't want to get pointed out? PLAY BETTER.
 
I'm glad he isn't coddling. Trust me, while Belichick was all "we all need to do a better job" in public, you can bet he was ripping them all new a-holes in private. And let's not talk about Bill "Terry Glenn? she's doing well" Parcells.

These are grown men who get paid a lot of money. If Drake has his head in his ass, I'm fine with the coach pointing it out. You don't want to get pointed out? PLAY BETTER.

I agree.

But don't point it out for public consumption. No need to embarrass any player or any coach in public.
 
Patriots QB Drake Maye on the WEEI report of issues with Mike Vrabel:

"Coach Vrabel's been one of the best football coaches I've had in my life. I think one of the biggest things why this has been so enjoyable for me is playing for Coach, and I think we all feel that way in the locker room. He pushes us hard. I love playing for him, and it's not going to change, and it hasn't changed, and it won't change. The way he pushes me and coaches the quarterback in a way that I really respect, and I'm looking forward to getting going and proving to coach that we can, I can lead this football team and play good football."
 
Patriots QB Drake Maye on the WEEI report of issues with Mike Vrabel:

"Coach Vrabel's been one of the best football coaches I've had in my life. I think one of the biggest things why this has been so enjoyable for me is playing for Coach, and I think we all feel that way in the locker room. He pushes us hard. I love playing for him, and it's not going to change, and it hasn't changed, and it won't change. The way he pushes me and coaches the quarterback in a way that I really respect, and I'm looking forward to getting going and proving to coach that we can, I can lead this football team and play good football."
That's more like it
 
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