Jerod Mayo Fired as Patriots Head Coach After One Season
Mayo's wife criticizes Patriots' handling of his dismissal, calling out alleged misinformation and loss of 'class.'
- Jerod Mayo was fired as head coach of the New England Patriots after a 4-13 season, his first year in the role.
- Chantel Mayo, his wife, took to Instagram to condemn the Patriots, accusing them of spreading 'lies' and lacking 'class' in their handling of the firing.
- Mayo had been chosen as Bill Belichick's successor but reportedly did not receive the mentorship initially planned before Belichick's early departure in 2023.
- Reports suggest Mayo faced challenges, including criticisms of his leadership style and miscommunications during games, contributing to his dismissal.
- The Patriots, now searching for a new head coach, have interviewed several candidates, including Mike Vrabel and Ben Johnson.