The Patriots could end up missing out on their top choice in the 2025 draft if the Titans decide to pass on a quarterback.
Former Titans tackle Taylor Lewan sent a message to Patriots players about what to expect from Mike Vrabel as head coach.
Unlike QB-needy teams like the Titans, Giants, Raiders, Browns, and Jets, the Patriots won’t have a need for blue-chip signal-callers like Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders or Miami’s Cam Ward.
It won't be an easy task, but Vrabel will certainly have to fall on some of the experiences he had with the Titans to help guide him through the Patriots' rebuild, especially after the team ...
Right now, as we head into the final week of the regular season, there are four teams who could get it: the New England Patriots, Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns and New York Giants.
Former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel could soon be on the cusp of landing his dream job. Per multiple reports, the New England Patriots have scheduled an interview with Vrabel for their ...
In his first NFL start, former Tennessee QB Joe Milton led the Patriots past the Bills and allowed the Titans to earn the top ...
The Titans and Patriots are scheduled to meet in Nissan Stadium in 2025, making a quick reunion for the Titans and their former coach. Vrabel's move to New England is hardly a surprise.
The Titans need a loss to the Texans plus a Patriots win to get the No. 1 pick. After a 31-2 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, Houston coach DeMeco Ryans said "everybody has to be ready to go" for the ...
The Tennessee Titans and the rest of the NFL are reacting to the New England Patriots hiring Mike Vrabel as their next head coach following the dismissal of fir ...
In his first career NFL start, Milton, now a rookie quarterback for the New England Patriots, guided his team ... 2025 NFL DRAFT ORDER UPDATE:Tennessee Titans own No. 1 overall pick, with Browns ...
During his five seasons with the Titans from 2018-23, Vrabel posted a 54-45 record, but most notably led Tennessee to three consecutive playoff appearances from 2019 through 2021.