The Patriots spent Tuesday interviewing Chicago Bears interim coach Thomas Brown for their vacant post, MassLive confirmed. Brown was first promoted to offensive coordinator when the Bears fired Shane Waldron, and later was named interim head coach after Matt Eberflus was let go.

The New England Patriots have hired their former player, Mike Vrabel, as their new head coach, the team announced on Sunday.

It's the dawn of a new era at 1 Patriots Place, where the club introduced Mike Vrabel as the 16th head coach in franchise history on Monday. This comes after a quick interview process conducted by the organization,

Former New England Patriots linebacker Mike Vrabel has been hired as the team's new head coach, the team said Sunday morning. In a post on X, the New England Patriots said Vrabel is returning as their 16th head coach in franchise history.

Mike Vrabel's hiring in New England emphasizes experience over the risks of untested coaches like Jerod Mayo. Vrabel is a head coach with a track record.

The New England Patriots have found their next head coach. And it's a familiar face. The club has hired Mike Vrabel, who won three Super Bowl championships with the franchise as a player, to lead the organization as its head coach going forward according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones and later made official by the Patriots.

The New England Patriots will rely on Mike Vrabel to help turn things around, but before the start of the new season, the franchise is cleaning house with a staff overhaul. Mike Vrabel will have the task of lifting the spirits of the New England Patriots in the upcoming season.

The New England Patriots have started the search for their new offensive coordinator. Ian Rapoport reports that the Patriots spent Tuesday interviewed Chicago Bears interim coach and offensive coordinator Thomas Brown for their open offensive coordinator job.

The new head coach of the New England Patriots, Mike Vrabel, will face a wide array of significant challenges as he tries to restore the once-dominant franchise to contender status in the AFC following back-to-back 4-13 seasons.

After firing head coach Jerod Mayo following a 23-16 over the Buffalo Bills in Week 18 to improve their record to 4-13, the New England Patriots hired another one of their former linebackers to lead the franchise into 2025 and beyond - Mike Vrabel.