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Mike Vrabel has joked that he is contractually obliged to catch up with Tom Brady when the former New England Patriots quarterback returns to Gillette…

Mike Vrabel joked with reporters that he is contractually required to meet former teammate Tom Brady ahead of New England's Week 9 game against the Green Bay Packers. Brady will visit Gillette Stadium as a broadcaster for FOX Sports, prompting Vrabel to humorously suggest any meeting would likely take place over Zoom rather than in person.
Despite the teasing remarks, Vrabel affirmed that there is no tension between the two, referring to Brady as an enduring friend. The former Patriots teammates spent eight seasons playing together in New England and previously exchanged text messages after Super Bowl LX.
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