The heated exchange between Christian Barmore and Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel stemmed from a “dirty” play from Jets right tackle Armand Membou.

Defensive tackle Christian Barmore took to social media Monday and responded to a video of Vrabel appearing to say "f--k 'em" while calling a timeout late in the first half of Sunday's 42-10 blowout win over the New York Jets: "Love my coach man," Barmore wrote.

Mike Vrabel was not only proud of his team’s dominant 42-10 win over the Jets on Sunday, but also the Patriots’ energy level in yet another road environment. “I think they came out ready to go,” Vrabel told WEEI’s “The Greg Hill Show” in his weekly Monday morning interview.

The rivalry between the New York Jets and New England Patriots remains one of the NFL’s most recognizable, despite it often not being very kind to New York.

Mike Vrabel and I line up perfectly on the Jets. The New York Jets played host Sunday to the New England Patriots, and the contest at MetLife Stadium went exactly as expected, with the Pats demolishing their rivals by a 42-10 score.

Mike Vrabel said the New England Patriots won’t see Mack Hollins for three weeks and “can’t predict” a playoff return.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel seemingly wanted to send a message to the New York Jets at the end of the first half of Sunday’s game. Vrabel was unhappy after Patriots quarterback Drake Maye took a big hit late in the first half of Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford,

As New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel began to address an extensive media contingent prior to his team’s Week 18 first practice, he k

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel says he hasn’t heard anything from the NFL that would prevent Stefon Diggs from playing in the team's regular-season finale as the receiver faces strangulation and other cri