Rob Gronkowski won’t be spiking a headset on the New England sideline anytime soon … but if you ask him, the Patriots are better off with their current staff anyway!!

TMZ Sports caught up with Gronk and chopped it up about all things Pats … and he’s super excited about the direction of his old team this offseason.

Of course, New England brought back another franchise great – former linebacker Mike Vrabel – to take the reins … and Gronk thinks the team is making big moves.

A big part of what’s goin’ well in Gronk’s eyes is free agency – he shouted out the signing of Stefon Diggs as a particularly big move.

“It’s really good for the New England Patriots because they need that number one wide receiver,” he said.

But seeing a fellow player like Vrabel return to coaching isn’t inspiring Gronk … he said his life is “too good” to ever consider going that route.

“I’m just not made for that coaching life, I’ve seen what they go through. It’s one of the most stressful jobs I would say in America,” Gronkowski admitted.

But a few lucky athletes may have a chance to play for Coach Gronk someday … if he ever has kids!!

Canadian actress Peyton Kennedy was a young teen when she first played Kate — the shy sophomore at Boring High and A/V Club member — on Netflix’s drama “Everything Sucks” back in 2018.

Joining Kennedy included Sydney Sweeney as the jealous popular drama club student,  Emaline, Jahi Di’Allo Winston — also a member of the A/V Club — who falls in love with Kate, Luke, and Rio Mangini as Luke’s sarcastic and nerdy best friend, McQuaid.

You may also recall seeing Peyton on “Grey’s Anatomy,” “The Captive,” “American Fable” and “Lavender.”

John Cena just became the first 17-time champion in WWE history after beating Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 … but he didn’t do it alone — he got a bit of an assist from Travis Scott in the process.

The main event just went down at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas … with Cena and Rhodes brutalizing each other as the former looked to surpass Ric Flair as the most decorated wrestler in the organization.

Mid-match, La Flame showed up and made a lengthy walk to the ring to help his buddy, Cena … and played a crucial role by going after the ref when Rhodes tried to secure the win.