"It hasn't even left his hand yet and everybody's like, 'Touchdown! Touchdown!' I was like [let's] hold our horses. OK, touchdown!"
"We're always going to find things to improve on, and so hopefully we can start a little faster and finish in the red zone. To be 2-of-6, that's now going to win a whole lot of games. We've got to score touchdowns when we get down there."
"Again, he's dead set on hurdling somebody and scoring from a 60-yard touchdown run. We'll keep working. I'm going to get a cardboard box like we did back in the fifth grade at St. Michael's in the Catholic Diocese Baseball League. We got a refrigerator box and we cut it open, and we taught the kids that didn't know how to slide how to slide. So we're going to practice"
Mike Vrabel tempered expectations after the Patriots' 32-13 win over the Browns at Gillette Stadium and cautioned against early celebration. He identified faster starts and improved red-zone touchdown efficiency as priorities, noting Cleveland’s lone touchdown came on the opening drive and the team converted only 2-of-6 in the red zone. Vrabel emphasized playing a complete game and highlighted team resilience, saying defining plays often occur later. He critiqued Drake Maye’s tendency to avoid sliding, joked about sending him to 'spring training' for sliding practice, and recounted using a cardboard refrigerator box to teach kids how to slide.
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