#mike-vrabel

#mike-vrabel

"I loved my time there," DeVito told Guregian of facing the Giants. "When I was there, it was, 'Go Giants' but now it's 'Go Pats' all the way. I hope we blow them out."

In the weeks leading to Tuesday's trade deadline, the Patriots have been reported as more likely buyers than sellers, with a few key names put on the table as potential targets. Because they are short on running backs, need help with the pass rush, and are always open to adding more wide receivers, a handful of players have been circled as good fits this season.

The Northeast Ohio native said he grew up a Browns fan and liked being able to contribute to the franchise while between head coaching jobs. "I enjoyed that time. I enjoyed the people there, that organization," Vrabel said on Monday. "I enjoyed working with [coach] Kevin [ Stefanski], the offensive staff, Tommy Rees and Chad [ O'Shea]. I played with Bubba [ Ventrone]. So, a lot of good, young coaches. Jim Schwartz, I had a really good relationship with Schwartzy."

New England Patriots Mike Vrabel is facing off against a Titans team that he coached for six seasons. The Patriots will look to make it four wins in a row on Sunday afternoon against Mike Vrabel's former team in Nashville. For Week 7, the Patriots (4-2) will take on the Tennessee Titans (1-5) at Nissan Stadium - with kickoff set for 1 p.m. You can watch the game on CBS, as well as listen on 98.5 The Sports Hub.