Robert Kraft revealed that he started planning for Jerod Mayo to be Bill Belichick's successor a lot earlier than we all thought.

Mayo was drafted by the Patriots in the first round of the 2008 NFL Draft and has spent his entire playing career in Foxborough up until his retirement following the 2015 season. He then joined New England's coaching staff as the inside linebacker coach in 2019, so he has been around the organization and Kraft for nearly two decades.

When the Patriots parted ways with coach Bill Belichick, they instantly pivoted to Jerod Mayo. It quickly became obvious that the Patriots had a pre-existing arrangement with Mayo that he would succeed Belichick.

The Patriots haven't been able to get receivers involved in the offense yet in 2024, but the receiving corps might be getting a boost sooner rather than later.

The New England Patriots came into this season entering a new era for the franchise.During the offseason, the Patriots opted to part ways with legendary head coach Bill Belichick. To replace him, they opted to stay in-house with Jerod Mayo.

In the most un-Bill Belichick move possible, New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo pranked some of his fellow coaches and players during their game on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks. Mayo got one over on some of his fellow Patriots on the sideline by pretending

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo did not hold back when talking about the play of the offensive line in Sunday’s loss to the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks’ pass rush was able to get to quarterback Jacoby Brissett due to the offensive line struggles. The signal-caller was sacked three times and hit eight times in the game.

Not featuring a coaching search this year, the Patriots have still not conducted a true hunt for their sideline leader

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