Mike Vrabel had quick answer ready after ex-Patriots starter's scathing comments
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Mike Vrabel had quick answer ready after ex-Patriots starter's scathing comments
"The New England Patriots have dealt with more than their fair share of criticism over the last two decades, and some of the most brutal takes have become too normal since Tom Brady left five years ago. It has prompted analysts and fans alike to declare the six-time Super Bowl Champions to be at the bottom of the totem pole in the NFL, in far more fiery language, and that has continued this season despite their impressive success."
"Since becoming a co-host on ESPN's "First Take" this year, the ex-quarterback has taken a liking to beating down the Patriots at almost every chance he's been given. That has become particularly apparent in recent weeks, as he referred to New England as "fool's gold" that has only "played scrubs" and will be "one and done" in the playoffs. While that's just his opinion, he's not alone in his take, and Mike Vrabel was finally asked to respond to the hoopla on Monday morning."
The New England Patriots have endured heavy criticism since Tom Brady's departure five years ago. Analysts and fans have declared the six-time Super Bowl champions among the NFL's worst despite their success. The Patriots sit at 9-2 with Mike Vrabel as head coach and Drake Maye as franchise quarterback. Former starter Cam Newton, now a First Take co-host, labeled the team 'fool's gold,' accused them of playing 'scrubs,' and predicted they would be 'one and done' in the playoffs. Many share that opinion due to perceived easy schedule. Vrabel said he and the team were unbothered by such comments.
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