After a week of head coaching interviews, the New England Patriots officially announced that Mike Vrabel will be their 16th head coach in franchise history on Sunday. Vrabel enters New England where they are coming off back-to-back four-win seasons with Bill Belichick and Jerod Mayo.

The New England Patriots wasted no time.  On Sunday, it was reported that they have hired Mike Vrabel to be the next head coach of the Patriots.  It was always the expected choice, but now the next question is who will join him on staff.

Whoever Vrabel hires to be the Patriots offensive playcaller needs to be able to help Maye reach his potential. The two rumored candidates are former Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and Cleveland Pass game specialist/tight ends coach Tommy Rees.

Now, Mike Vrabel is doing the same as he builds out his coaching staff. During a Tuesday morning interview on WEEI, Vrabel said the Patriots planned to begin speaking with prospective assistants that same day.

On Monday, the New England Patriots officially announced Mike Vrabel's hiring as the 16th head coach in franchise history, following Jerod Mayo's firing after a 4-13 season. With a new head coach running things,