Vrabel Breaks Silence on Sedona Photos

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Mike Vrable, the new head coach for the New England Patriots, finally broke his silence on those photos from an adult's only resort in Sedona. The New York Post dropped them 15 days ago, showing him with former athletic reporter, Diana Rossini. He first dismissed it as laughable and unworthy of comment, but after her resignation, amid an investigation, he had to step up. Paul built his rep playing linebacker, drafted in the second round by the Steelers, back in 2000, then winning three Super Bowls with a, also, Pats. He got traded to the Chiefs in the Matt Kassel deal, crushed it as Titan's coach taking them to the Super Bowl, and now he's back in New England, running the show. Reporters covering the team got blindsided Monday with an email about Tuesday's availability, no mention of Reibo until he walked in. Some B-Riders were heated over the short notice, seeing it as a slick Patriots PR play

1:00to shrink the crowd and tough questions before draft week. Yesterday, Reibo said he prioritized the candid chat with players as their offseason program kicked off, wanting everyone hyped. He held off to avoid stealing shine from the draft, and the fresh bases joining the squad on their big journey. With that out the way, the Pats can lock in on picks like number 31 overall, clear the air, and charge into the draft without the noise, dragging them down.