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The New England Patriots have officially started their search for a new offensive coordinator. According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, the Patriots interviewed Chicago Bears offensive coordinator and interim head coach Thomas Brown for their offensive coordinator position.
Brown is the first known candidate to interview for the Patriots' offensive coordinator job under Vrabel. He interviewed for the position last season as well before the team ultimately hired Alex Van Pelt. Under Van Pelt's watch in 2024, New England gained just 291.9 yards per game (31st) and scored just 17 points per game (30th).