Patriots coach Mike Vrabel gets knocked to the ground breaking up fight during joint practice with Vikings

New England Patriots Chief coach Mike Vrabel, the team’s joint application with Minnesota Vikings on Thursday after trying to fight after the birthday fists took his birthday fists.

The head coach, who was 50 years old on Thursday, was hit on the ground in the video after throwing it in the middle of a fight on the field to break it.

Shared video on social media showed two NFL After the whistles exploded, the players on the ground scrapped.

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At this speed, he turned into a stack of players, and Vrabel was not very behind.

As people crossed the scrum field, Vrabel was instantly destroyed in the process. The fight quickly settled and there were no reported injuries.

Speaking to the media in the early hours of the day, Vrabel presented a statement for the tense nature of common applications.

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“These applications are like a game – we said that. There are ups and downs. We hit some games. They hit some games.”

However, the practices of Thursday were the first time Vrabel was involved in an implementation struggle. At the beginning of this month, during a common practice Washington commanders, Vrabel tried to break another fight.

ESPN reported When Vrabel moves away with a bloody cheek.

Patriots hoped to move the same density on the 1st week when they host Las Vegas Raants on September 7.

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