In the ever-turbulent world of NFL coaching, stability is a rare commodity—but it appears the New England Patriots are holding firm with their head coach. According to NFL insider Albert Breer, the Patriots have "definitely not" considered parting ways with Mike Vrabel, despite recent off-field headlines that have stirred conversation around the league.

Questions about Vrabel's job security emerged following reports and photos involving his interactions with former reporter Dianna Russini. The story, which has dominated sports media, showed the two—both married—in what appeared to be personal moments. However, the Patriots' front office, led by the Kraft family, has taken a clear stance.

"I would say at this point it's definitely not in their plans to move on from Mike Vrabel," Breer stated during an appearance on 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Hardy. "If you look at the actions of the Krafts, it's been a month since the photos came out. Almost everything has been done in an effort to protect his employment and protect the team's image."

Adding weight to the Patriots' position, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has also weighed in, shutting down any speculation of league-imposed discipline. "No, this is not a personal conduct policy, as we know today. It's a personal matter, and we'll leave it at that," Goodell said.

For Patriots fans, this update signals that Vrabel's focus remains on the field—and the Krafts are backing their man. As the NFL offseason continues, all eyes will be on Foxborough to see how this story shapes the team's future.