The New England Patriots got their first win of the season on Sunday, defeating the Miami Dolphins. And with that, it also was the first victory of the Mike Vrabel era.

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel provides an encouraging yet vague update on defensive coordinator Terrell Williams

Mike Vrabel picked up his first win as Patriots head coach on Sunday, but he still wasn't overly pleased with the officiating crew.

And now, as New England turns the page to the Pittsburgh Steelers, head coach Mike Vrabel isn't ruling anything out just yet. “There’s a chance,” Vrabel said on WEEI on Monday. Shortly after, Vrabel was asked about this comment, and added a little more context while still not giving much away.

Mike Vrabel voiced his displeasure with multiple calls that went against the Patriots in their Week 2 win, including one he called “shocking.”

FOXBOROUGH - Mike Vrabel didn’t shower Drake Maye with praise following the Patriots first win of the season Sunday in Miami. But he did throw a few compliments Maye’s way during his press conference Monday.

Vrabel trotted Borregales out for a 53-yarder with 1:47 to play and the Patriots leading the Dolphins 30-27. A missed kick could have given the Dolphins a short field to tie or win the game, but the rookie drilled it down the middle from the right hash.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye's touching gesture for coach Mike Vrabel highlighted the importance of Sunday's win.

The Patriots made the rare move of trading a player currently on injured reserve Saturday. The team sent wide receiver Ja’Lynn Polk, a 2024 second-round pick, and a 2028 seventh-round pick to the Saints for a 2027 sixth-rounder. Head coach Mike Vrabel addressed the move Sunday on 98.5 The Sports Hub’s pregame show.