New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo didn’t watch all of "The Roast of Tom Brady" Netflix special. When speaking with reporters, he said he turned it on for a bit and then turned it right back off. The roast garnered strong reviews,

The New England Patriots are hoping to pull themselves out of the funk that led to a 4-13 season in 2023. The organization parted ways with longtime coach Bill Belichick and promoted former linebackers coach Jerod Mayo to guide the team into this new era.

Now, running his first rookie camp as the Patriots head coach, Jerod Mayo said over the weekend that while he has no issue with players having fun and having a personality, Baker must now back his comments up.

Jerod Mayo acknowledged that Drake Maye still has to develop, but is optimistic that the quarterback will take the steps necessary in order to do so.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo has a plan in place for quarterback Drake Maye’s development. He indicated to media members on Saturday that offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt will be the one primarily working with the rookie quarterback.

Speaking Saturday after the team’s rookie minicamp, New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo praised QB Drake Maye's performance, but still emphasized that Maye, like all rookies at this point in the year,

A looming — and seemingly inevitable — shift to becoming the Patriots’ future starter doesn’t mean that Drake Maye has everything figured out already.

Jerod Mayo was pretty succinct when he talked about his new quarterback after New England's rookie camp. Are we already in trouble when it comes to Drake Maye?

The New England Patriots’ transition into the 2024 NFL season comes with its own set of challenges, not the least of which is the integration of rookie quarterback Drake Maye. Under the watchful eye of newly appointed head coach Jerod Mayo,