The New England Patriots are coming off of a thoroughly embarrassing loss at the hands of the Miami Dolphins, which has some questioning Jerod Mayo's coaching a

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo always knew it would take more than the 2024 season to establish a winning culture.

First year Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo responded to the accusation that he's "coaching scared," replying to his many critics.

The Patriots fell to 3–9 on the season, and they made a multitude of mistakes throughout the game against their division rivals. New England was wildly undisciplined in the loss, racking up 10 penalties for a total of 75 yards, vastly more than the three penalties the Dolphins committed.

Here are some changes the Patriots could make to their starting offense and defense after Sunday’s blowout loss to the Dolphins.

The last thing I told the guys, ‘It’s all about us,’ and this is before the game,” Jerod Mayo said after a lackluster showing in Miami Gardens. “I said, ‘It’s about us. It’s not about anybody else. It’s about us and making a commitment to one another.

The New England Patriots have gone through a lot of drama this season when it comes to head coach Jerod Mayo. Some of it has been created by the media, but he hasn't done himself any favors in that regard.

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