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Patriots QB Drake Maye Stands Behind Coach Mike Vrabel: "He's a Great Human Being"

Maye called Vrabel a great human being and said the Patriots can move past the coach’s off-field issues before the season.

  • New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye publicly backed head coach Mike Vrabel on Wednesday at the Truist Championship Pro-Am in Charlotte, dismissing concerns that Vrabel's recent off-field controversy would distract the defending AFC champions.
  • Vrabel faced scrutiny after the New York Post published photos of him with NFL reporter Dianna Russini at an Arizona resort; on April 24, Vrabel stated he was "taking accountability" for his actions while seeking counseling.
  • Maye called Vrabel a "great human being" and said he has done a "great job" communicating with the team, expressing confidence that the situation will resolve itself.
  • Separately, Maye addressed the recent acquittal of former teammate Stefon Diggs regarding assault charges; the four-time Pro Bowl receiver was cleared of all charges, though he could still face NFL discipline.
  • The Patriots will host a three-day rookie minicamp beginning Friday in Foxborough, Massachusetts, as the team aims to maintain focus on the upcoming season despite ongoing off-field storylines.
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Patriots quarterback Drake Maye stands behind coach Mike Vrabel

Maye calls his coach a 'great human being,' showing support after Vrabel was entangled in controversy earlier this year.

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