Ian Rapoport has revealed the latest details regarding Jerod Mayo's status as the head coach of the New England Patriots.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo indicated on Thursday that the tight end room was the most consistent room for the organization. The tight ends have been a major source of production for the offense, as rookie quarterback Drake Maye has leaned heavily on Hunter Henry and Austin Hooper this season.

The Krafts reportedly believe Jerod Mayo "is the leader" for the Patriots moving forward. Read more on Boston.com.

The Krafts reportedly want to keep Jerod Mayo as head coach in 2025 unless "things go off the rails" or he loses the locker room over the final three weeks.

The Patriots were within reach of drafting him with the No. 34 overall pick, but they opted to trade that pick to the Chargers, who moved up to take him instead. Meanwhile, the Patriots moved down to No. 37 and used that pick on Ja’Lynn Polk.

The New England Patriots have just two games left in their 2024 campaign, which hasn't exactly gone the way they would like. New England, in their first season under head coach Jerod Mayo and executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf,

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo believes rookie quarterback Drake Maye is "on track to be a special player" in the NFL. The work developing Maye behind the scenes has continued, but there's no denying the incredible potential and talent he already possesses at

Head coach Jerod Mayo appreciates just how good Chargers rookie Ladd McConkey is. He recently called the former Georgia standout a player that his Patriots need to "keep an eye on