Mike Vrabel calls out official after being penalized during Patriots win over Bills

While the Patriots recorded a 29-26 win over the Bills, one of the biggest storylines after the game was on Mike Vrabel's 15-yard penalty that led to a Buffalo score just before halftime.

Vrabel's infraction occurred with 1:48 left in the second quarter and the Bills facing a third-and-goal on New England's 16-yard line. Josh Allen threw an incomplete pass on the play, but Buffalo was awarded a first down after Vrabel was flagged 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Allen ran for a game-tying touchdown five plays later.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel was hit with an Unsportsmanlike Conduct penalty.The Bills tied the game a few plays later. pic.twitter.com/6JsrQWfAeA

Fortunately for Vrabel, his team bailed him out by outplaying the Bills in the second half. New England started the half with a 14-play scoring drive and finished it with a game-clinching interception of Allen. The win evened the Patriots' record at 2-2 and prevented Buffalo from taking a two-game lead in the division.

Afterward, both Vrabel and official Bill Vinovich addressed the incident.

"He was out of the box, came up to the official and said, 'That was a f—ing terrible call," Vinovich said when asked about his decision to penalize…

Original source: https://www.cbssports.com/