Bill Parcells said he no longer has hard feelings for Robert Kraft and is honored to be selected for the Patriots Hall of Fame

Bill Parcells is finally getting his spot in the Patriots Hall of Fame. New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft announced Tuesday that Parcells, who gave the franchise instant credibility when he took over as head coach in 1993, will be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame as a contributor.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft and former head coach Bill Parcells have seemingly buried the hatchet decades after his exit to the AFC East rival Jets in 1997.

The New England Patriots have been ranked near the bottom of all NFL teams in the last two NFLPA surveys, but team owner Robert Kraft sees brighter days ahead.

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NFLPA Report Card was a rude awakening for the New England Patriots. They were ranked 31st out of 32 teams in the league, with their highest grade actually going to former head coach Jerod mayo, who received a B+.

The Patriots, 8-26 the last two years, seem to have given Vrabel wide latitude to revamp the roster as he deems fit. That means spending $190 million guaranteed and adding seven starters in free agency, as the Patriots have done since March 12. And finding new leaders in the locker room.

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel hinted at the team's strategy with the No. 4 pick ahead of the 2025 NFL draft.