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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 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 noted the coach has done a "great job" communicating with the team, expressing confidence that "I think that'll take care of itself."
- Separately, Maye addressed the recent acquittal of former teammate Stefon Diggs regarding assault charges; the jury cleared the four-time Pro Bowl receiver 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 shifts focus to the upcoming season following recent off-field developments.
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Patriots QB Drake Maye stands behind coach Mike Vrabel, calling him 'a great human being'
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye called Mike Vrabel “a great human being,” and said he doesn’t think the head coach’s off-field issues will be a distraction for the defending AFC champions this upcoming season.
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