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Mike Vrabel Had a Savage Response as Taylor Lewan Reminded Him of His Vow to “Cut His D*ck Off” to Win a Super Bowl
Mike Vrabel is standing on the edge of something he has chased throughout his coaching career. After winning three Super Bowls as a player, the New England Patriots head coach is now one win away from lifting the Lombardi Trophy as the man in charge.

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Patriots coach Mike Vrabel would cut off half of his footlong to win the Super Bowl
Mike Vrabel reveals extreme length he’d go to for Super Bowl win: ‘Leave her six’
NFL power rankings after Super Bowl 60: How far down did Seahawks push Patriots?
For the second time in franchise history, the Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions − and, no surprise, parked atop the final power rankings for the just-finished NFL campaign.

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Prisco's post-Super Bowl NFL Power Rankings: Seahawks show defense beats offense in today's NFL
There is good news for 49ers when it comes to Seahawks' potential for continued supremacy
Where Does the Seahawks' 2025 Team Rank Among 21st Century Super Bowl Champions?
They started the year with 60-to-1 odds to win it all, which is something just two other teams in NFL history (2001 Patriots and 1999 Rams) have done.

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Seahawks prove you don't need superstar quarterback to win it all
Seahawks draw praise on social media for Super Bowl win

Mike Vrabel’s Family & Kids: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Mike Vrabel’s family life includes his wife Jen, their two kids, and a college love story that shaped his NFL career.
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Mike Vrabel Dropped An Insane Joke About His ’12-Inch Manhood’ – Reveals If He Would Still Cut It Off To Win The Super Bowl [VIDEO]

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel is willing to cut off half of his manhood and leave his wife six inches just to win the Super Bowl.

Mike Vrabel’s Ohio State interview with Urban Meyer was 'worst thing' he’d ever done

Vrabel coached three seasons at Ohio State after an awful first interview with Urban Meyer.