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Mike Vrabel’s Hubris Made Him the Main Character of the NFL Draft

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By Nora Princiotti Verified
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The first round of the 2026 draft lacked juice. Enter the Patriots coach, NFL reporter Dianna Russini, and the sex scandal that won’t go away. On Thursday evening, the draft began with a whimper––a no. 1 pick watching from home in a free shirt, a running back chosen third, and a first round that lacked splashy trades, hyped-up quarterbacks, or juicy story lines. In other words, no match for a sex scandal. Mike Vrabel and the Patriots had to be yearning for someone to pull a Laremy Tunsil.
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Mike Vrabel’s Hubris Made Him the Main Character of the NFL Draft

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By Nora Princiotti Verified
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By Nora PrinciottiApril 24, 6:44 am UTC • 6 min NFL DraftNFL Draft The first round of the 2026 draft lacked juice. Enter the Patriots coach, NFL reporter Dianna Russini, and the sex scandal that won’t go away. Getty Images/Ringer illustration By Nora PrinciottiApril 24, 6:44 am UTC • 6 min On Thursday evening, the draft began with a whimper––a no.
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Sam Darnold’s Super Bowl Odyssey Is a Lesson in Belief

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By Nora Princiotti Verified
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Seattle’s quarterback switch was the riskiest move in the NFL last year. It paid off in the biggest way. Sam Darnold laughed at the thought. He sat at a podium, crowded by a scrum of reporters, one of whom had just asked whether Darnold would have believed it a few years ago if he’d been told that he would be the first quarterback from the draft class of 2018 to start and win a Super Bowl.
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