The Patriots coach Mike Vrabel seeks ‘rats’ after the report of leaked injuries: ‘Well, solve that’
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It is hunting season for the New England patriots, And chief coach Mike Vrabel is attentive to “rats.”
Speaking to the media on Thursday, Vrababe was asked about the reports that the second year receiver Ja’lynn Polk would miss the whole season with a shoulder injury that requires surgery.
The New England Patriots chief coach Mike Vrabel celebrates a press conference before the Minicamasonas at the Gillette Stadium. (Eric Canha-Imag images)
Vrababe initially refused to add anything to rumors before hitting journalists and their “sources.”
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“No, apart from that I would like to find out where some of these come from,” said Vracabel. “You know, some of these rats here. Then, we will solve it.”
Polk, a second round selection in 2024, was injured during the first preseason game of the Patriots when it was approached in the short term by Washington commanders Defensive Noah Igbinoghene, Espn reported.
The corner of the Washington Noah Igbinoghene commanders (6) addresses the receiver of the New England patriots Ja’lynn Polk (1) during the first half at the Gillette stadium on August 8, 2025. (Paul Rutherford/ Imagn images)
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Polk left the game preparing his right arm and has been marginalized since then.
Insider of the NFL Jordan Schultz On Wednesday reported That after seeing multiple specialists, it was determined that Polk would have to undergo surgery and expected to be lost the entire 2025 season.
The New England Patriots chief coach Mike Vrabel observes during the first half against New York giants at the Metlife Stadium on August 21, 2025. (Vincent Carchietta/ Imagn images)
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Sources He told ESPN The length of Polk’s absence would be determined after surgery.
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