New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel met with the media in Indianapolis, IN ahead of the NFL Draft Combine, and shared his desire for his new organization to be aggressive this free agency cycle.

The New England Patriots are walking into the offseason with a whopping $123 million available in cap space. When talking to reporters at the NFL Combine, new HC Mike Vrabel said he is confident they will be “aggressive” in free agency.

Well, I wouldn’t be here and I wouldn’t have wanted to be the head coach here if I wasn’t comfortable in my impact on the roster,” Vrabel told reporters ( via Doug Kyed of the Boston Herald ). “So we want to continue to have great conversations with the personnel staff,

Mike Vrabel discusses how the team will approach free agency and why he expects the Patriots will be aggressive and willing to pivot to land the players they think will help them improve going forward.

Mike Vrabel has left little doubt that he’s driving the bus for the New England Patriots this offseason. Vrabel spoke with reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday in his first press conference since he was introduced as Patriots head coach in January and outlined a clear vision for how his team plans to attack free agency in mid-March.