Mike Vrabel’s Patriots future clearer amid Dianna Russini drama

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Mike Vrabel remains secure as head coach of the New England Patriots despite growing controversy surrounding his alleged affair with Dianna Russini. NFL insider Albert Breer claimed the organization is focused on protecting Vrabel and the team’s image. However, he warned the situation could change if more allegations or relationships emerge. The controversy has also sparked reports of tension in Vrabel’s marriage with Jen Vrabel.

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