Vrabel speaks ahead of Sunday's divisional round playoff bout

‘Success not perfection’: Patriots Head Coach Mike Vrabel speaks on team’s plan ahead of Divisional Round against Texans - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Football experts from around the league have said the New England Patriots will have to play a nearly perfect game to beat the Texans and their tough defense in the Divisional Round this Sunday. The Texans’ defense has allowed the fewest yards in the AFC, and is likely to be the toughest team the 2025 Patriots have faced. When 7NEWS asked Head Coach Mike Vrabel about the need for perfection, he said it’s not exactly their end goal. “No we want t…

Patriots playoff injury update: Three players questionable for Texans game in divisional round

Christian Gonzalez has been given the questionable designation for Sunday’s divisional round matchup with the Texans, per Mike Vrabel.

Vrabel speaks ahead of Sunday's divisional round playoff bout

Coach Mike Vrabel is speaking in his weekly Friday press conference ahead of Sunday's AFC Divisional Round playoff game against the Houston Texans.

Vrabel provides update on injured players ahead of Sunday's Patriots-Texans game

Drake Maye made his first NFL start against the Houston Texans. The New England Patriots’ second-year quarterback has come a long way in the 15 months since. “That feels like, shoot, 10 years ago. It’s been a long journey,” Maye said. “Running out there with the first-snap jitters was pretty cool. It was fun to look back on. We’ll hopefully have a different outcome from (that) game.” Maye and C.J. Stroud each threw three touchdown passes that da…

Why Patriots' Mike Vrabel Won't Chase Perfection Against Texans

The New England Patriots won’t have much margin for error when they host the red-hot Houston Texans in Sunday’s AFC Divisional Round matchup. Mike Vrabel still won’t pursue perfection during the playoff bout. Asked on Friday if the Patriots must be perfect to defeat the Texans, Vrabel explained why he considers that an unrealistic goal. “No, we want to try to be as precise as possible,” Vrabel said. “We haven’t talked one time about being perfec…