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Mike Vrabel’s “Required Contractually” Jab at Tom Brady? He Just Cleared The Air

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New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel stirred up a whole lot of drama when he dropped some surprising comments about his former teammate, Tom Brady, ahead of their recent loss to the Green Bay Packers. But it turns out, the public perception of an icy relationship might have been way off base.

What Caused the Stir?

Last week, Vrabel told reporters something that made everyone’s heads snap. He said he was “required contractually to catch up with him at some point” when talking about Brady. Like, seriously? That sounds like a forced interaction, not a friendly chat between two legends! Naturally, everyone started buzzing about a potential rift, thinking there was some real tension between the two. The comment came right before the Patriots took on the Packers, adding another layer of intrigue to the whole situation.

Setting the Record Straight

Hold up, though. Vrabel wasn’t letting that narrative stand for long. On Monday, he hopped on WEEI for a radio appearance and decided to set the record straight about his relationship with Brady. He didn’t mince words, making it pretty clear that things aren’t as cold as that one comment made them seem. “I talk to Tom,” Vrabel stated. “You guys take everything I say at face value.” So, there you have it, folks. It sounds like what we all heard last week might have been taken a little too literally, or maybe Vrabel was just having a moment. Regardless, he shut down the rumors pretty quick, making it sound like everything is cool between the two former Patriots greats.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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