Patriots Wrap Up Final Super Bowl LX Practice

Head coach Mike Vrabel keeps traditions alive while preparing team for unique situations on Sunday

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

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The New England Patriots concluded their on-field preparations for Super Bowl LX with a nearly 90-minute practice at Stanford Stadium on Friday. Head coach Mike Vrabel maintained some of the team's typical Friday practice routines, such as the playing of the song 'Friday' by Sir Charles Jones, while also getting the team ready for the unique situations they will face in the big game. The practice included special teams drills, one-on-one battles between assistant coaches, and a final team huddle before players split off for individual work. Linebacker Robert Spillane and Harold Landry III were limited in practice and are listed as questionable for the Super Bowl, while defensive tackle Joshua Farmer is also questionable after being designated to return from injured reserve.

Why it matters

The Patriots' final practice before the Super Bowl provides insight into how the team is preparing both physically and mentally for the big game. Maintaining some of their regular Friday practice traditions helps keep the players focused and comfortable, while also addressing the specific challenges they will face against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

The details

The Patriots' practice on Friday lasted nearly 90 minutes and included a variety of drills and activities. The team started with their typical Friday stretching period, followed by a session where assistant coaches faced off in one-on-one drills that drew loud cheers from the players. Head coach Mike Vrabel then sent the team inside for 14 minutes before returning for a final set of team drills. Vrabel gathered the team for a long final huddle before players split off for individual work. Linebacker injuries to Robert Spillane and Harold Landry III are a concern, as both are listed as questionable for the game.

  • The Patriots' practice began at 1 p.m. on Friday, February 7, 2026.
  • Players were sent inside for 14 minutes at 1:52 p.m. during the practice.

The players

Mike Vrabel

Head coach of the New England Patriots.

Robert Spillane

Patriots linebacker who is dealing with an ankle injury and is listed as questionable for the Super Bowl.

Harold Landry III

Patriots linebacker who is recovering from a knee injury and is listed as questionable for the Super Bowl.

Joshua Farmer

Patriots defensive tackle who is on injured reserve with a hamstring injury but is designated to return to practice, and is also listed as questionable for the Super Bowl.

Drake Maye

Patriots quarterback.

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What they’re saying

“It's Friday, we're 48 hours before the game, and that's just how we normally operate.”

— Mike Vrabel, Head Coach (oneidadispatch.com)

“We still have time to prepare. There's a lot of time to fine tune things and to get themselves physically and mentally ready to play, but I also want them to be able to enjoy their time with their families and people they care about.”

— Mike Vrabel, Head Coach (oneidadispatch.com)

What’s next

The Patriots will return to Stanford Stadium on Saturday afternoon for a team picture before the Super Bowl on Sunday.

The takeaway

The Patriots' final practice before the Super Bowl showcased their ability to balance maintaining their regular routines while also preparing for the unique challenges of the big game. Vrabel's focus on keeping the team grounded and focused, while also allowing them to enjoy the experience, highlights the team's disciplined yet flexible approach as they aim to win another championship.