Nicole Yang is a Patriots reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, with a particular focus on football, the NFL, and professional sports figures like Bill Belichick. Nicole's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Boston Globe Technology, AdNews Australia, and nstonline.
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Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn turned down the Patriots' request to interview him for their head coaching opening, a league source confirmed Thursday.
By: Nicole Yang
By the time the Patriots reached out on Wednesday to add the Lions defensive coordinator to their search, Glenn had already heard from the five other teams with vacancies. Now Vrabel appears to the frontrunner.
By: Nicole Yang
If the former Patriots linebacker is unable to come to an agreement, then New England’s search would require much more time given the league’s rules surrounding staffs of playoff teams.
By: Nicole Yang
The Patriots are hiring Mike Vrabel as their next coach. The 49-year-old Vrabel will succeed Jerod Mayo as the 16th head coach in franchise history, a source confirmed to the Globe.
By: Nicole Yang
The Patriots have hired Mike Vrabel as their new head coach. So, who might he bring with him? Let's take a look at some of the candidates that could join Vrabel's staff.
By: Nicole Yang
FOXBOROUGH — Mike Vrabel still has plenty to sort out in his new role as Patriots coach, but he already has a vision for his program.
By: Nicole Yang
Leftover notes from Patriots coach Mike Vrabel's first few days on the job . . . 1. One potential offensive coordinator candidate is already off the board, with Tommy Rees being promoted in Cleveland.
By: Nicole Yang
Longtime Kraft Group executive Robyn Glaser has informed the Patriots of her intention to resign, a league source confirmed Friday.
By: Nicole Yang
The 48-year-old McDaniels will play a critical role in building the offense, with Mike Vrabel expected to focus more on game management and situational awareness.
By: Nicole Yang
The Patriots are hiring Terrell Williams as their defensive coordinator, according to a league source.
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