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Former Patriots Star Matthew Judon Desperately Begs to Return to New England After Dolphins’ ‘Disastrous 2-7’ Run – And Mike Vrabel’s Response Sends Patriots Nation into a Frenzy

Foxborough, Massachusetts – October, 2025

The humiliating 6–28 defeat of the Miami Dolphins to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 9 not only left South Florida fans stunned, but also became the “straw that broke the camel’s back” for Matthew Judon, the former defensive star who once wore the New England Patriots uniform. Right after witnessing the Dolphins defense get “destroyed” by Lamar Jackson, Judon expressed a message that made Dolphins fans think he was begging to return to the Patriots, where he was once the heart of the defense.
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After the game, when asked about his old team, he made a divisive statement:

“I lived, fought, and bled for the Patriots jersey. And now, when I look at this team under Coach Vrabel, I see again the spirit that I always loved – strong, disciplined, and full of passion. If there’s a chance, I want to contribute to that group one more time, not for fame, but for the pride named New England.”

Judon’s statement immediately exploded. More than 70,000 likes and tens of thousands of comments from Patriots Nation flooded with lines like “Bring him home!” and “Once a Patriot, always a Patriot!”. Dolphins fans mocked that he was “abandoning ship early,” but many NFL experts believe it was a clear signal that Judon still has desire and emotion for Foxborough.

In this morning’s press conference, when asked about the statement, head coach Mike Vrabel calmly responded:

“I always respect those who bled for the Patriots. Matthew is a true warrior. But if he really wants to come back – then prove that the fire in him is still burning.”

This reaction sent social media into a frenzy. Some fans called it “a proud open door,” while many believe Vrabel deliberately challenged Judon – who was a four-time consecutive Pro Bowler and the spiritual leader in the final years of the Belichick era.

Insider sources say the Patriots are considering a short-term deal with Judon to add defensive depth after losing several key players to injury. If the deal becomes reality, it could be one of the most emotional reunions of the 2025 season – where an old warrior finds his way back to the place he always calls “home.”

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Tension filled the air at Lambeau Field ahead of the highly anticipated matchup with the Eagles, as head coach Matt LaFleur held an emergency late-night meeting with his core players after the offense struggled through three consecutive practices 
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