Jerod Mayo Implements Strict Anti-Fighting Policy for Patriots
The new head coach of the New England Patriots aims to curb training camp fights with a unique disciplinary approach.
- Starters who fight must play the entire preseason game, while backups will not play at all.
- Mayo's policy has been effective, with no fights reported during joint practice with the Eagles.
- The rule addresses the increasing number of training camp altercations across the NFL.
- Mayo believes that fights are detrimental to team cohesion and player development.
- The NFL recently fined the Giants and Lions for multiple fights during joint practices.