Patriots’ Mike Vrabel Beautifully Disrespects Hated Jets During 35-3 Blowout

Mike Vrabel and I line up perfectly on the Jets.

The New York Jets played host Sunday to the New England Patriots, and the contest at MetLife Stadium went exactly as expected, with the Pats demolishing their rivals by a 42-10 score.

And not only did the Jets, who are now a miserable 3-13 this season, get plowed into the field. But they got beautifully disrespected by Pats head coach Mike Vrabel as the game was going into halftime. At this particular point in the game, New England was up 35-3.

Vrabel called a timeout despite the big lead and their only being seconds left in the first half, with everybody knowing he just wanted to extend the suffering of the Jets, because that’s what rivalries are all about, right? (RELATED: Chicago’s Fox 32 Split Screens Tornado Warning And Eagles-Bills, Cuts To Commercial In Middle Of Potential Twister)

And that was all confirmed with two words: “F*ck ’em.”

After the timeout was called, Vrabel was seen walking along the sidelines, saying “f*ck ’em” to his players while they were laughing about it.

Oh yeah, the Jets hatred is REAL.

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Vrabel called a timeout with a couple of seconds left in the half, while up 35 to 3, and appears to say “F*CK EM.”

The New England players were laughing on the sideline behind their coach.

Demon 💀💀💀
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— MLFootball (@MLFootball) December 28, 2025

As a Miami Dolphins fan, it’s a sin for me to cheer on anything positive happening with the Patriots, but when it comes to the Jets …

Yeah, we can make an exception.