While the Patriots are coming off back-to-back 4-13 seasons, the new coaching staff brings renewed optimism to the franchise.

The New England Patriots have their quarterback of the future. Drake Maye played well in 2024 despite being thrown into poor circumstances, completing 66.6% of his passes at an average of 6.7 yards per attempt,

Mike Vrabel continues to build out his coaching staff for the Patriots, with a lot of familiar faces reportedly joining him in New England.

Heading into 2025, the New England Patriots will look to new head coach Mike Vrabel to turn things around after a disastrous 2024 season. And on Sunday, he made one of his first big moves as head coach by deciding not to bring back a beloved assistant from the past regime.

The New England Patriots went under quite the coaching change this offseason, with Mike Vrabel taking the reigns from Jerod Mayo. Of course, with this comes the chance that other coaches will likely not be coming back next season.

The New England Patriots replaced one former linebacker with another as their head coach. After just one year under player-turned-coach Jerod Mayo, New England opted to hire former Patriots legend Mike Vrabel as their head coach.

The @Patriots have formalized the hire of Mike Vrabel’s right-hand man, John “Stretch” Streicher, per sources. He’ll be New England’s vice president of football operations and strategy. Streicher adds to the list of brand-new talents the Patriots have brought since Vrabel's hiring to help guide New England in returning to their premier level.

New England Patriots coaching assistant Matthew Slater will not be part of Mike Vrabel’s staff, according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss. Slater served the role of special assistant to the head coach on Jerod Mayo’s staff.

The New England Patriots have made a lot of changes over the last month, including moving on from Jerod Mayo as their head coach after one season and hiring another one of their former linebackers, Mike Vrabel,