FOXBOROUGH — The shotgun marriage between new Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf will remain in place, at least for now.

New Patriots coach Mike Vrabel expressed confidence and eagerness to begin collaborating with vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf.

Mike Vrabel discussed the appeal of the Patriots, Eliot Wolf's role in New England, and more during his introductory press conference Monday.

Mike Vrabel spent Tuesday morning meeting with Eliot Wolf. How the Patriots head coach feels about his arrangement with Wolf.

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel will have a lot of say about his roster, but it sounds like Eliot Wolf will remain in charge of New England's front office.

The roster rebuild appears it will be handled in tandem with general manager Eliot Wolf who managed to stay on the disappointment of 2024.

But over his introductory press conference Monday, Vrabel did mention Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf six times, and in doing so hinted at a future where Wolf keeps a leadership role in the team’s front office.

New Patriots coach Mike Vrabel attempted to quash any concerns about his ability to work with de facto general manager Eliot Wolf.

Following Mike Vrabel’s first press conference on Monday, the topic of Eliot Wolf has been a big discussion this week and ESPN’s Mike Reiss made an interesting point during an appearance on Zolak and Bertrand on 98.

But Vrabel was a little less forthcoming about certain topics, the ones that are most pertinent to the 2025 Patriots: Who is going to call the offense, and who is going to be picking the players? Those decisions will unfold over the next few weeks,

Tom E. Curran provides intel on the hierarchy in the Patriots front office, revealing that new head coach Mike Vrabel will be the final decision maker.