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Vrabel Seeks Counseling, Steps Away from Draft

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Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, amidst controversy over photos with NFL reporter Dianna Russini, is stepping away from the team for the NFL Draft. Hes committed to counseling to improve as a husband, father, and coach, following the NFLs decision not to investigate. The team will proceed with the draft without him, as Vrabel focuses on personal growth.

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Vrabel Seeks Counseling, Steps Away from Draft

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0:00Patriots coach Mike Raeble is stepping away from the team for day three of the NFL draft this Saturday. He's heading into counseling after photos surfaced, showing him with NFL reporter Diana Rossini at an Arizona resort. Both are married and the pictures stirred up a lot of talk in the league. Raeble opened up Wednesday night, saying he promises family, the organization, and the team to bring his absolute best. He decided counseling is the move to become a better husband, father, and coach. He even said he'd tell any player in his shoes to do the same. The photos were snapped before the NFL meetings kicked off in Phoenix on March 29. The New York Post dropped them this month, and both Raeble and Rossini put out statements playing it down. Fans and media have been buzzing about the fallout ever since. The NFL made it clear last weekend they're not launching any investigation into Raeble's actions. Meanwhile, Rossini stepped down from the athletic just days after their internal review got underway. Raeble's focusing on getting stronger from this, and the Pats will handle the draft without him for now.

1:03We'll see how he bounces back on the sidelines. Local news, powered by AI. This is Durham News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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