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Mike Vrabel Teases Role Change for Patriots ‘Weapon’
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Head coach Vrabel was talking about Marcus Jones, the versatile defensive back who doubles as a “natural” punt returner with a flair for the big play.
Mike Vrabel asked if the Patriots would consider using Marcus Jones on offense: "We'd consider anything that would help us win and score points."
Mike Vrabel Has Reference Point for Marcus Jones ChangeVrabel won three Super Bowls with the Patriots as an outside linebacker who also doubled up as a clutch tight end at the goal-line.
On his first career offensive snap in the NFL, Marcus Jones found the end zone on a 48-yard catch & run TD.
Marcus Jones Still an Asset for PatriotsJones is still doing his most spectacular work in football’s third phase.