Locked On Patriots - Daily Podcast On The New England Patriots - Robert Kraft Unloads On Patriots’ Recent Failures And Makes A Promise
Episode Date: June 27, 2025Will Robert Kraft's bold statements shake up the New England Patriots' future? Is a "fun" season ahead for Pats fans, or just empty promises?Nick Cattles dissects Kraft's recent comments, exploring th...eir impact on new head coach Mike Vrabel and the team's direction. Brandon Aiyuk’s future takes center stage, with Cattles weighing the pros and cons of pursuing the 49ers' disgruntled wide receiver. Plus, a deep dive into the pivotal role of outside linebackers coach Mike Smith in elevating the Patriots' defense. Can Smith unlock the potential of Harold Landry and Keion White?Don't miss this in-depth analysis of the Patriots' offseason moves and their implications for the 2025 season. Will Kraft's promises translate to on-field success?Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…🎧 https://link.chtbl.com/LOPatriots?sid=YouTubeLocked On NFL League-Wide: Every Team, Fantasy, Draft & More🎧 https://linktr.ee/LockedOnNFL#patriots #newenglandpatriotsSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Rugiet150,000 men have made the switch →https://Rugiet.com/LOCKEDONNFLUse code LOCKEDONNFL to get 15% off your order!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONNFL for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply. Download Gametime today. What time is it? Gametime.FanDuelRight now, new customers can get $150 in BONUS BETS when your first $5 BET WINS! Download the app or head to FANDUEL.COM to get started.Monarch MoneyTake control of your finances with Monarch Money. Use code LOCKEDONNFL at monarchmoney.com/lockedonnfl for 50% off your first year.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN)
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Robert Kraft speaks out and has a lot to say that's what we start on this episode of locked on Patriots
You are locked on Patriots your daily New England Patriots podcast
Part of the locked on podcast network your team every day. What's up Patriots fans?
I'm your host Nick Cattles born and raised in New England, your New England
Patriots expert, host of the Everything Pats podcast, co-host
of the Greg Bedard Patriots podcast with Nick Cattles, and
also a Sports Talk Show host veteran. On today's episode, the
Patriots might have another opportunity to make a run at a
number one wide receiver and we'll discuss the coach that
will make a huge impact on this season that nobody is talking about. But first, Robert Kraft lets it rip. We appreciate you joining the course, we're doing three pods a week up until Monday,
July 14th. So we go Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Then as of Monday, July 14th, we're back Monday
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the Game Time app, create an account and use code LOCKDOWNNFL for $20 off your first purchase. Robert Kraft is talking big and making promises to
Pats fans. He was at Fanatics Fest last weekend and this audio has slowly crept out. Kraft
was speaking with Adam Schefter of ESPN and here's what he had to say. The last two years
were the worst years of my 31 years of ownership.
We have to change that.
We have a new coach in Mike Vrabel who is really connected with the players, who is doing great work.
We have a young quarterback and a lot of great veterans, free agent
veterans who came in a great draft class.
We're going to have fun this year.
I promise.
My first question is for all of you. Do you care what Robert Kraft
says anymore? Do you care? Do you care if Kraft's out there telling you that it's going
to be a fun season? Do you care if Kraft is out there telling you that the last two years
running this organization were the most miserable of his ownership tenure. Do
you even care anymore? Or have you heard enough? Have you heard Robert talk to the last couple
of years and said, you know what, enough is enough, Robert. I'm not worried about what
you say. I'm worried about the actions on the field. I'm worried about winning football
games. You can do what you want to do. You can say what you want to say.
But until you win football games,
it just doesn't matter to me.
So do you care when the owner comes out?
Does he still carry the big stick?
Does he walk into the room and say things
and you listen closely to those things?
Or after the last couple of years,
through the Bill Belichick ending,
which wasn't necessarily good, to the Gerard Mayo debacle, to the current day situation,
do you find yourself feeling like Kraft's words have less gravity to them? Less significance to
them for you as a fan? I'll tell you, my own personal opinion is that Robert Kraft, what he says.
Really doesn't bother me.
It doesn't impact me.
I don't think he's putting anybody's feet to the fire.
When he speaks, we heard through the last couple of years of Bill Belichick
being here in New England, we heard about, we got to make the playoffs.
We want to make the playoffs, these stated goals from ownership, and the team would fall
short and it was as if Robert Kraft did not even say anything.
So I do think that Kraft's words have less gravity to them now than they have ever had.
And I also think if you look at Mike Vrabel realistically in 2025, this is for all intents and purposes a free season
Now I don't think Vrabel is going to coach it like it's a free season. I
Think Vrabel is gonna go out there because he has pride in what he does
He wants to run a program that wins football games
So I think you will get the very best of Vrabel this year
But what I mean by free season is there's no way on God's green
earth that Kraft is going to fire another head coach.
He had to pay Belichick last year for not being here.
He's got to pay Gerard Mayo his contract.
I don't know how many years we're on Mayo's contract.
Whether there's two years left, three years left, four years
left, I don't know.
But I do know that Kraft is left paying the bill. So he's paying Mayo right now.
And we also know reportedly that Mike Vrabel is making some
pretty good money. He has paid as a top coach. I don't think
Kraft is going to fire Vrabel. Even if this team won two games
in 2025. Kraft is not firing Vrabel because he's not
going to end up paying three coaches at the same time. It's
just not going to happen. So craft can get out can go out
there and tell me that you know, this team is going to be fun.
And that the last two years have been you know, the worst years
of his ownership. He can say whatever he wants to say. But
what matters is the job that Mike Vrabel does. And I don't think anything that
Kraft says impacts what Vrabel does. Now, what is a fun season? If we are going to look into the
words of Kraft, because I'm sure there are some of you that that put some gravity, put some weight
to the words of Robert Kraft. What does a fun season mean after you've gone to you know back to back four win seasons to the world
of misery? What does it what does it mean? Well, Kraft also said to Schefter, we've owned
the team 31 years we've had 27 home playoff games, and we've been privileged to win 23.
I want that record to keep going. So I take that as Robert Kraft telling us that a fun
season is going to be
a season that ends up in the playoffs. Now, maybe I'm reading too much into it. Maybe
I'm reading too much into the words of Kraft and he's not necessarily telling us that,
you know, we're coming to the playoffs, baby, we're going to be there, get ready, we're
going to have a home playoff game. But I think what Kraft is saying is that he wants the
playoffs back at Gillette.
I don't think he's necessarily guaranteeing the playoffs.
And that's why he uses the word fun.
If he wanted to guarantee the playoffs or if that was the stated goal,
he would come out and say, we're going to make the playoffs.
We have to make the playoffs.
The goal is to play.
He didn't say that.
He just said we're going to have a fun season. We're gonna this it's gonna be fun this year. I promise
And then talked about how he wants to get back to hosting playoff games
So maybe fun is the step towards the playoffs, but not necessarily in the playoffs
And I think it would be a bad move frankly if Kraft went out there and guaranteed a playoff
appearance this year.
I think that would be a borderline disaster to do.
But I do think Kraft when he talks about having a fun season, I believe that he thinks a fun
season is getting to the playoffs and hosting a playoff game even though he will not tell
us directly because it would be a bad idea to do that. But if you read between
the lines, it feels like that's what he's saying. And honestly, Kraft, he needs results.
Because right now, the last three, four years, his ownership, it's taken a shot. You've had three head coaches in three
years. You went from Belichick to Mayo to Vrabel, three different head coaches over
the past three years. And when you talk about having three head coaches in three years,
you're talking about an organization that is not stable. And we also have to remember, I mean, you went through 20 plus years, 2324 years of stability with Belichick, not every year
was great. And there were moments Aaron Hernandez Hello,
there were moments during Belichick's, you know, tenure
here in New England, that felt a little rocky from time to time.
But I mean, six Super Bowls constantly going to AFC
Championship games, Belichick, Brady,
you went from that kind of stability for more than two decades to running into an organization
that is as unstable as any the past three years.
And Kraft wants to change that he has to change that. He doesn't want his final years as
an owner of an NFL team to be, I don't want to say embarrassing, but to be filled with mediocrity and
questions. He wants to go out on top like all of us do. And he's an owner that knows they've spent
money, they spent money in 2021. They spent money in 2021. They spent money
in 2024. They spent money this off season. He has spent money. And he's been willing to sit back and
let whatever has to be spent be spent in hopes of turning this thing around. And maybe this year is
the year it starts to turn around. The last playoff win for Robert Kraft was the Super Bowl against the Rams.
That's a long time ago.
And I know that Kraft feels it's a long time ago.
So Kraft needs results.
And hopefully the promise of a fun year is actually fulfilled in 2025
Hopefully a
Number one wide receiver keeps beefing with this team
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Number 1 wide receivers, alphas.
They truly love complaining. That's why it's known as a diva position. They love complaining. But we know the Patriots need a true alpha receiver. It's one of the most important needs for this football team. I don't think any of us believe that Stefan Diggs is that true bona fide number one guy any longer, which begs the question, should the Patriots actually make another run at Brandon Ayuk?
I asked this question because again, Ayuk is unhappy.
Jose Luis Sanchez wrote this about Ayuk on Tuesday at SI.
Here we go again.
It seems Ayuk still isn't in a good place with the 49ers.
On Monday, Ayuk took to his YouTube channel to lash out good place with the 49ers. On Monday, Ayuk took to his YouTube
channel to lash out cryptically at the 49ers. Quote, they was talking about trading me while
I was off Percocets muscle relaxers and peeing in a cup by my bed. Couldn't walk for 10 weeks.
Ain't nobody trading for me. And then in parentheses, it says rolling on the floor laughing and the
skull emoji and all that stuff.
This is what Sanchez writes at SI. That was just one of several posts Ayuk made on his YouTube channel. He's back to being a menace on social media yet again. It seems a two sides have,
at the very least, a somewhat fractured relationship. At this point, a divorce between them might be best.
relationship. At this point, a divorce between them might be best. Would you make another run
at Brennan Iyuk? I know that the Patriots, we know that the Patriots absolutely made a run last offseason. They were willing to pay Iyuk more money than anyone was willing to pay him.
They were willing to trade draft pick or picks, along Kendrick Bourne reportedly, would you make another run?
My answer?
No way.
I am not touching Brennan Ayuk with a 10-foot pole.
And I'm somebody who was more than willing to go after Ayuk last offseason.
And I was willing to go after him earlier this offseason.
But now, no thanks.
I'm done.
I'm washing my hands.
I am not going to go anywhere near Ayuk.
I'm not making a phone call.
If the 49ers call me, I'm hanging up.
And I don't even think I care if I'm Elliott Wolf
and Mike Vrabel and Ryan Cowden.
I don't even care what the price would be.
I don't care what the 49ers would ask
if it was a third round pick, fourth round pick.
I am not touching Ayuk with the 10-foot pole.
I would be done.
You can't preach culture over and over and over again
and then willingly give up an asset,
pay Ayuk the money that he has owed
and bring him into New England.
I just don't think you can do it.
He is a walking, talking, breathing, living distraction on social media.
He can't help himself.
Every once in a while, he's going to pop off.
He's been paid.
He's won a lot of football games for the 49ers.
He's going to be this team's number one wide receiver when he comes back from the ACL.
But yet, he's still unhappy.
And I get it.
You know, his name surfaced and some rumors and everything, but that's part of the job,
man.
They paid you.
They paid you.
But he still runs the social media. He has had issues with Kyle Shanahan, that
that weird mano a mano type thing that happened. I think it was a couple of years ago, whenever
it was, time runs into itself. But there was that time when, you know, I you wasn't wearing
what he was supposed to be wearing. And he and Shanahan kind of got into it a little
bit at the practice and then Ayuk. Just drama,
unnecessary drama. And could you imagine trading for Ayuk and having both Stefan Diggs and
Ayuk in the same camp? Now, some people might say, oh man, that'd be great. Ayuk's the number
one, Diggs is the number two. But think about their personalities. You just went through the distraction with Stefan Diggs.
And Vrabel had to answer questions about that. Diggs was asked questions, didn't really answer
any of them, but you had to go through that distraction with Diggs already.
Now you bring in Ayu. you imagine? IU can digs.
Dealing with those two personalities, guys that have had absolutely no problem complaining.
About their situation, complaining to coaches, complaining to the media,
complaining to the fans, calling out the fans.
Going back and forth with their quarterbacks
as talented as they are.
I've got to imagine that if you brought Iuk in here and you said to Drake May you got
to handle both of those guys.
That's an ice cream headache.
That might be a migraine headache.
Just no way.
Oh, and as I just mentioned a couple of minutes ago, Ayuk's coming back from an ACL injury.
He's likely going to start the season on the pup list according to Matt Mayoko out there
at NBC Sports Bay Area.
And so now you're going to have not one but two receivers coming back from ACL surgeries.
You want to have the top two guys at that position in that room, you want them to be, you know,
dealing with a post injury world and trying to get back and striving to prove that they're
better than ever and having that chip on the shoulder. It sounds good in theory, but do
you want two Diva receivers with those personalities trying to prove to the world that they still
got it? Do you want
to deal with that? Do you think there could be an issue if Ayuk has more targets than
Diggs? Diggs has more targets than Ayuk. Do you think there could be a little bit of a
clash? I don't know. I mean, Diggs dealt with Nico Collins in Houston last year, so maybe
Diggs wouldn't have as much of an issue. Maybe. But do you trust in the idea of having not one but two receivers coming back from a surgery
as impactful and significant as ACL surgery?
Do you trust that IU has any urgency to come back?
I don't know.
I don't know personally, but would you trust that?
Would you give up an asset or assets for that?
I wouldn't be comfortable. And the bigger reason that I would stay away from Ayuk
is because I think you're going to have an opportunity
next off season to do something.
And I wouldn't bring in Ayuk as the answer to that position
because there's so many questions.
If you swing and miss on him in any way,
then he's going to get in the
way.
And I just don't want that.
Just wait until next off season.
Who becomes available?
Does AJ Brown become available?
Does some receiver that we're not even thinking about right now, do they become available?
What happens here with Terry McLaurin in Washington?
Can they figure things out?
So maybe a veteran pops up that gives you more than Iuke would. In the Patriots
now you can look back at the last two off seasons they were in a tough
predicament to give up valuable assets for a wide receiver because they weren't there as a team.
You had so many different holes to fill, but now you've filled a lot of those
holes. And if I'm Wolf and Cowden and Vrabel and a wide receiver without some
of the questions that IUC has, if a wide receiver becomes available, I'm going to
pounce. I'm going to be more aggressive.
I'm going to be much more aggressive than I was for IU classed off season.
I'm going to be much more aggressive than I might've been two years ago,
because I feel if I'm Bray Bull, wolf and cowd and I feel like I am closer.
To contending. I feel like I'm closer to the playoffs.
If I don't get to the playoffs this year, I feel like 2026 is the year that I can get
to that postseason dance.
And I would be willing to give up more
for an alpha wide receiver
when I know it's one of my top needs.
I'd be willing to give up more now
than I would have been willing to give up
the last couple seasons.
Give this year, give this year time to breathe, give it room to breathe.
Allow Mike Vrabel to establish the foundation of the culture that he wants in that locker room.
Let him continue to build this infrastructure.
And then next off season, you go out, you get aggressive, and you bring that alpha in.
you go out, you get aggressive, and you bring that alpha in. That would be my plan.
Let's talk about the coach that has a chance to make a humongous impact on the 2025 season. That's coming up next as we continue with today's episode of Locked On Patriots,
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Mike Smith is pivotal for the Patriots defense for this defense to reach its ceiling in 2025.
Mike Smith is absolutely pivotal. And I feel like there are not enough people talking about
Mike Smith because he's the outside linebackers coach. She's a pass rush specialist who wants
to get into that kind of minutiae. We'll get into the minutiae because I feel like it's important.
Mike Smith, his background,
let's just look at it for a second.
He's a former player, played for the Ravens
from 05 through 08 at linebacker.
But then look at his coaching career
and look at the head coaches that Mike Smith learned from.
And look at the head coaches that Mike Smith learned from.
I mean, he's been around some of the best coaches in the current day NFL.
2012, Rex Ryan with the Jets.
Now, we all feel a certain way about Rex Ryan, don't we?
There's no denying how good Rex Ryan is
when it comes to Xs and Os,
what he did with that Jets
defense, what he did with the Bills defense. He is terrific teaching the X's and O's. And
then Mike Smith went to Kansas City from 2016 through 2018. You have Andy Reid, who is unbelievable,
managing personalities, working with the current day athlete,
somebody who has been in the game for a long time.
You pick some things from him.
Then from 2019 through 2021, Smith was with the Packers.
Not bad.
You're learning from Matt LaFleur.
LaFleur is known as one of the better young coaches in the league.
And then he left Green Bay to go to Minnesota in 2022 and 2023 where he worked with Kevin O'Connell.
Kevin O'Connell is known as one of the best young coaches in football. I mean, that is a roll call
of really good coaches. Rex Ryan, Andy Reid, Matt LaFleur, Kevin O'Connell. That is hit
after hit after hit after hit. Now, why is Mike Smith pivotal to this defense? I'll give
you a number of reasons why. Let's start with Harold Landry. Harold Landry, the question
with him is, is he going to be able to bounce back as a pass rusher? He was actually terrific
against the run,
which might surprise some of you. A lot of people think about Harold Landry. They think about the
pass rush and they question whether or not he can stop the run. He was literally one of the best
edge players stopping the run in 2024. It's the pass rush part of his job that fell back.
If you look at pro football focus, Landry's pass rush win rate
was 95th in the NFL. Not nearly good enough. And we know that Landry, he's going to play
a bunch of snaps for the Patriots. If he stays healthy, his snap percentage, his snap rate
is going to be really high. You can't have Landry out there playing
the amount of snaps he's going to play and end up giving you the 95th best pass rush
win rate in football. Just it's not going to work. So Mike Smith needs to tap into the
old school Harold Landry. He needs to go back to the earlier years in Tennessee, Harold
Landry who was with variable and Terrell Williams. He needs to reach in and pull thatry. He needs to go back to the earlier years in Tennessee, Harold Landry,
who was with Rable and Terrell Williams. He needs to reach in and pull that out of Landry.
If he can pull that out of Landry and Landry ends up being a top 40, top 50 guy even, that's
going to help your pass rush. But Landry is not the only guy that Mike Smith has to work
with. Keeon White. I've got high expectations for Keon White. I believe Keon White could
be one of the better defenders on this football team. But he hasn't been flawless, far from
it. And the question is, will Mike Smith get that boost? Because I think all of us expect
a boost from White this year. Can Mike Smith get that boost? Can Mike Smith get Keon White to be consistent week in and week out? Chad
Graff wrote about this recently at the Athletic. Whites drop off in 2024. Here's what Graff
wrote. In the first eight weeks of last season, White ranked 26th in the league in pressure
rate among players with more than 100 pass rush snaps just behind Chris Jones and Khalil Mack in the final nine weeks of the season
white ranked 93rd, so we went from 26 to 93rd his
Playing time fell off to he began to criticize the franchise's direction
He went from playing more than 80% of the snaps in each of the first three games to less than
65% in the final three games.
Can Mike Smith get the best out of Keon White? Can Mike Smith get consistency, that consistent
impact from him? We've heard White talk about Smith. He's wax poetic about the coach. Said,
you know, I'm finally, I finally have a coach. I'm paraphrasing, but that's for all intents
and purposes, what Keon White told the media going back a few weeks
ago. So it feels like white and Smith already have a connection.
It feels like white is very comfortable with Smith. And
maybe Smith is already on the way towards getting the most out
of white. White has all the talent, it's got all the talent
in the world, all the skill in the world. He's got that body.
Remember when he got drafted, everybody was talking about this guy is like chiseled out
of granite, reminded some of Willie McGinnis and just how he was put together.
So he's got the talent, he's got the body, and by all accounts, he's got the work ethic.
It feels like White gave up on the coaching staff last year, or maybe the coaching staff
gave up on White. I don't know.
Maybe it was a combination of both. Who knows? But White being so public about not feeling like he was being coached,
I think it's rather obvious that White was not thrilled. He was not thrilled with how last year went.
And if you look at the numbers, it's obvious that he fell off. He was not the same guy the last month of the season as he was the first month of the season. Can Mike Smith
get a powerful, impactful Keon White from week one through week 18? And then Mike Smith has to figure out
who's going to be that third guy, who's
going to be that third pass rusher.
And he's got options.
You've got Chason.
And you have to question, can Caleb Ahn Chason
build off of his 2024?
Because Chason, he was actually really good for Vegas,
especially towards the end of the year. 2024 because chase on he was actually really good for Vegas,
especially towards the end of the year. Pro football focus had
him ranked 26th. He had the 26th best pass rush grade out of
211 edge players. So was that just the beginning for chase on
I read a lot of reports during OTAs and mandatory minicamp
telling me that Chason popped.
Chason made some plays.
Chason looked good.
Former first round pick.
Has that raw potential.
Can Mike Smith get Chason to have his best season in the NFL?
And then you look at some of the younger guys that you get to deal with.
Look at Braden Swinson.
Can Mike Smith develop Swinson into that powerful
pass rusher? So when Harold Landry ages out, you're able to plug Swinson right in for those
snaps. Anthony Jennings, can he get more pop from Jennings? Can he save Jennings job by
getting more pass rush from Anthony Jennings than any of us would anticipate getting. So Mike Smith is huge. This defense has top 10 defense potential, but Mike Smith is huge
within this operation. You need a Landry bounce back. You need a boost from White,
and you got to make sure that White stays consistent. You've got to find that third guy,
Chase On, Swinson, whoever it is. You got to get the most out of out of that third guy. Because
if this pass rush is better with this secondary, watch out. That wraps up this edition of Lockdown
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