New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel continues building his coaching staff. According to a new report, one familiar face is a possibility for a return to Foxboro.

ESPN’s Mike Reiss wrote in his Sunday notes column that former New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker could be a candidate for wide receiver coach on head coach Mike Vrabel’s new-look Patriots coaching staff.

The Patriots have already reunited with a pair of familiar faces this offseason. They might reunite with another one. Read more on Boston.com.

Mike Vrabel has been busy filling at his staff as he prepares for his first year as coach of the New England Patriots. But there’s still some holes to fill.

When the New England Patriots fired head coach Jerod Mayo after just one season, several other coaches were let go as well, including wide receivers coach Tyler Hughes, who joined the team in 2024.To this point,

Mike Vrabel's arrival in New England continues to bring changes to the team's coaching staff. After a bit of shakeup on both sides of the ball, the Patriots are now saying goodbye to a team legend whose spent the last 17 years with the franchise as both a player and a coach.

The Patriots are hiring Todd Downing to be their receivers coach, as first reported by Greg Bedard of the Boston Sports Journal. Downing’s NFL coaching career dates back to 2003, although he has never worked as a WRs coach to date.

A familiar face could be targeted as the next wide receivers coach for the New England Patriots. According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, the team is reportedly considering bringing in former Miami Dolphins receivers coach and Patriots legend Wes Welker for the job.