You know your real offseason grade in about two years. But when you crush free agency and draft consensus players at positions of need, as Vrabel did, you've done the right thing. In so doing, he's achieved an A grade for the entire offseason thus far.

With New England firing Jerod Mayo after just one season, the team hired the former Tennessee Titans head coach in Vrabel, to take up the mantle. So far in the offseason, Maye describes his team with Vrabel as “awesome” and pointed out his drive to build a “new identity” according to the team's website.

New England Patriots tight end Austin Hooper recently suggested that some teammates may experience a tough transition working under first-year head coach Mike Vrabel this spring. Second-year quarterback Drake Maye spoke with reporters on Thursday about adjusting to Vrabel's style.