New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft revealed that he selected Jerod Mayo as the team's replacement for legendary former head coach Bill Belichick

Jerod Mayo is in the unenviable position of being the guy after the guy. The former linebacker was tapped by Robert Kraft this offseason to be the New England Patriots' newest head coach, succeeding Bill Belichick,

Bill Belichick had some pointed criticism at the Patriots for how they managed the clock at the end of the first half on Sunday.

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

Jerod Mayo picked up a victory in his first game as a head coach. That's something Bill Belichick wasn’t able to do in his debut with either the New England Patriots or the Cleveland Browns.

Kraft told ESPN the thought came when Mayo was a part of his trip to Israel in 2019, recognizing the way he communicated with former and current Patriots players. The post Robert Kraft says he knew in 2019 that Jerod Mayo would be the Patriots’ next coach appeared first on Boston.

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

The New England Patriots had a tough start to their season campaign. After winning against the Cincinnati Bengals, Jerod Mayo’s squad endured two losses to the Seattle Seahawks and New York Jets. A lo

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.