The Tennessee Titans showed Mike Vrabel the door after six seasons, a 54-45 record, and three postseason appearances. Now, it looks like the organization is ready to move on from one of the few holdovers remaining from the glory days of the Vrabel era.

When the Tennessee Titans fired Mike Vrabel, reports stated that he didn’t see eye to eye with the General Manager. So, now that he was going to be sought-after and would most likely have an opportunity to choose his next destination,

The New England Patriots desperately needed a turnaround. That might not have happened under Jerod Mayo’s guidance. Instead, they needed a proven coach, a culture-builder, and someone who knew how to win in this league.