Patriots HC Gets High Praise for Victory vs. Bills

Fans also learned that Vrabel's father, Chuck, was in attendance for the matchup. Chuck Vrabel is a former coach himself and Vrabel said on- air that he always appreciates his perspective, and one thing he mentioned was contributions from young players in a tough/loud environment.

Attendance at Highmark Stadium for the matchup was 70,802, which is around only 800 away from max capacity.

Postgame at the podium, Vrabel also said he was especially proud of how much the football was moved around en route to taking down Buffalo, and how that's something he's going to continue to do in his game plans moving forward.

"We're going to move the ball around [because] everyone helped us," Vrabel said at his postgame press conference. "I think just a really gutty performance from Drake [Maye] and [I've] really continued to enjoy watching him grow and lead this football team. It was good for us to, again, we'd love to have won by two scores but being able to have come back and execute in a critical situation, take the clock out. We ended on our terms."

Quarterback Maye finished the night with 22 completions on 30 attempts, throwing for a total of 273 yards. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs led the game in receiving yards with 146. The Patriots (now 3-2) defense also shined, holding an undefeated team on the road to 232 passing yards and forcing one interception.

Additionally, the signal caller threw for zero interceptions, leading the Pats on a drive with under two minutes remaining on the scoreboard to secure the win with a 52-yard field goal from rookie Andres Borregales.

In short — the Patriots are seemingly seeing individual success at all position groups. Clearly, Vrabel's hands-on style to coaching is paying off.