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Andrew Callahan: Mike Vrabel, Patriots Plant Seeds of Hope in Thrilling Win over Dolphins
The Patriots overcame multiple lead changes with strong defensive efforts including key turnovers and sacks, capitalizing on Miami's eight penalties and late mistakes.
- The New England Patriots, led by head coach Mike Vrabel, won 33-27 against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium, marking their first Miami victory since 2019 under Tom Brady.
- The victory followed a challenging start with mistakes, penalties, and an underwhelming offense, which Vrabel had warned would make winning in Miami difficult.
- Key plays included Mapu's late fourth-quarter interception, Rhamondre Stevenson's contributions, and a decisive sack by Milton Williams on Miami's last offensive snap.
- Vrabel expressed that the team showed a readiness to physically compete and stressed the importance of key players performing effectively to secure victories in this league, highlighting that the team remained resilient despite experiencing a temporary setback.
- The win plants seeds of hope for the Patriots' rebuilding process, showing resilience and competitiveness that Vrabel hopes to build upon despite recognizing ongoing challenges ahead.
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Andrew Callahan: Mike Vrabel, Patriots plant seeds of hope in thrilling win over Dolphins
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