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Patriots sign LB who played for Mike Vrabel in Tennessee

The New England Patriots have signed linebacker Jack Gibbens to a one-year deal. Gibbens played for Mike Vrabel in Tennessee and had his best season there in 2023.

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Mike Vrabel Poaches Another Former Titans Player in Free Agency

Mike Vrabel was relieved of his duties as head coach of the Tennessee Titans in 2023 after two straight seasons in which the team failed to make the playoffs. Brian Callahan took over for Vrabel, but in his first season at the helm, the team ended up regressing and had the worst record in the entire league.

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Jack Gibbens Reuniting With Mike Vrabel In New England

The New England Patriots are signing linebacker Jack Gibbens to a one-year deal, according to ESPN Patriots reporter Mike Reiss. Gibbens signed with the Tennessee Titans in 2022 after being undrafted out of Minnesota and has totaled 167 tackles (93 solo),

Free agent veteran LB reportedly visiting Patriots on Wednesday

Former Tennessee Titans free agent linebacker Jack Gibbens is in Foxborough on Wednesday visiting with the New England ...

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Patriots reportedly could get visit from former Titans LB

Former Tennessee Titans linebacker Jack Gibbens is reportedly "considering" visiting the New England Patriots.

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Patriots' Mike Vrabel sends calm message after whiffing on top offensive free agents

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel sheds light on the team's status after a one-sided free agency, and missing out on various ...

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Patriots address defense in free agency: What about offense?

The Patriots made an upgrade on defense with Milton Williams, but how can they improve the offensive line and at receiver?

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Patriots insider predicts how team plans on using DT Milton Williams

Williams recorded four combined tackles, one forced fumble and five sacks in a more limited role last season. However, his role is expected to expand significantly in New England. Reiss pointed to ...

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