Due to injuries and individual struggles, the Patriots have been forced to use multiple different lineups along the offensive front on nearly a weekly basis. Guard Sidy Sow has been banged up this season, and center David Andrews suffered a season-ending injury.

Midway through his Friday morning press conference, Patriots coach Jerod Mayo took a curious detour. He pivoted, voluntarily, from discussing the merits of choosing a go-ahead two-point conversion versus a game-tying extra point to his personal growth as a head coach.

FOXBORO -- New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo has gone through plenty of growing pains in his first season in charge of an NFL team. He hopes to improve the rest of the way in 2024, but believes he'll be a much better coach in his second season.

Jerod Mayo admitted that he's filing away lessons he's learned throughout his first season as the Patriots' head coach.

FOXBOROUGH - Jerod Mayo has kept a diary of sorts, chronicling his rookie season as a head coach. He’s taken notes on his successes and failures and filed them away. He plans to reflect on all of those after the season and vows to be a better coach next ...

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo wanted his starting offensive line settled by Week 3 of the preseason. It’s Week 10 of the regular season, and the group is still being shuffled every game.

Jerod Mayo said there were multiple factors why the Patriots didn't go for two-points at the end of regulation in Tennessee.

As Jerod Mayo is in the middle of his first season as a head coach, he has not been prone to mistakes. But, the New England Patriots head coach is planning to take his own step fo