No way this is really Mike Vrabel, right?
An alleged burner account linked to New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has been on a tear this week.
The outlet reported that Vrabel and Russini rented a boat together five years ago, while she was pregnant.
Moreover, they provided receipts in all senses of the word.
The account, Mike Masters, reacted to TMZ’s post pointing to the report, telling them to “F**k off.”
Mike Vrabel’s burner account (@mike_masters199 ) appears to allude the fact that that there is dirt on Patrick Mahomes, and the entire league is corrupt.
The entire NFL is filled with horrible people who are owned by Freemasons pic.twitter.com/TWwjXWx8Bv
— Behold A Pale Horse (@BeholdPaleH0rse) May 7, 2026
They also replied to a comment calling Vrabel a “fake Christian,” suggesting that there’s some dirt on Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes that’s about to drop.
“Ok we are forcing the firing of coaches because they are fake Christians?” they asked. “Whats next players? Wait till the details on Mahomes come out if this the game the NFL wants to play.”

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The account also slammed Drake Maye’s work ethic in response to a photo of the New England Patriots QB posing with his partner.
“He needs to actually train for once this off season,” they wrote.

That wasn’t all.
Masterful Mike would claim that Philadelphia Eagles GM Howie Roseman circumvented rules to draft wide receiver Makai Lemon.
“Hi Howard, there are rumbling eagles communicated to makai lemon to dodge the pre-draft process. Howie is close to the agent, obvious tampering case. Howie should resign now,” they wrote.

The account even referred to new Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady as a “Soy boy.”
The term is meant to portray someone as effeminate or weak.

Of course, this isn’t confirmed to be the Pats HC.
Meanwhile, TMZ has released video footage of Vrabel and Russini walking to their rental boat ahead of a 2- to 3-hour excursion.
At this point, we can expect several more scoops before the start of the 2026 NFL season.