Patriots coach Mike Vrabel knows the NFL trade deadline is looming, but indications are that the team won't make splashy moves. The post Patriots’ Mike Vrabel Delivers Blunt Statement on Trade Deadline appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Vrabel is best known for playing for the Patriots during his 14-year NFL career, but he was selected by the Steelers in the third round of the 1997 NFL Draft. He served as a backup during his four years with the Steelers before going on to become one of the Patriots’ most impactful players during their first dynasty run.

It hasn't been perfect, but through five games, Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is pleased with the development of rookie safety Craig Woodson.

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The Patriots have parted ways with another member of their 2024 draft class. Fourth-round guard Layden Robinson has been released from New England’s injured reserve after landing there in August. That leaves just three players from the 2024 class: Drake Maye, Caedan Wallace, and Marcellas Dial, who is still on injured reserve.

Patriots legend Ty Law isn't surprised by how quickly Mike Vrabel has managed to turn the team around. However, he is admittedly surprised by how the team has responded to Vrabel.

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