The New England Patriots are coming off of a thoroughly embarrassing loss at the hands of the Miami Dolphins, which has some questioning Jerod Mayo's coaching a

The Patriots gave up 317 yards through the air as Tua Tagovailoa sliced up the New England defense for four touchdowns.

The Patriots’ locker room was a depressing place to be when the team was only used to losing a handful of games each year. The Patriots clinched their third straight season with a losing record Sunday. Mayo anticipated a “hard” team meeting following the loss to the Dolphins.

Patriots coach Jerod Mayo wipes his hands clean once his players step between the lines. In bizarre comments to reporters after a 34-15 road loss to, Mayo said that the team’s penalty issues are not a product of poor coaching.

Predictably, there’s a lot of focus on the job futures of Eliot Wolf and Jerod Mayo, but there are also questions about how to best to help the team down the road, Jonathan Jones, Vederian Lowe, and more.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo always knew it would take more than the 2024 season to establish a winning culture.

New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo told the media on Wednesday that “this isn’t the same Dolphins team that we played before,” as his team gets ready for a rematch with Miami in Week 12 after falling to their division rival in Week 5.

The Patriots fell to 3–9 on the season, and they made a multitude of mistakes throughout the game against their division rivals. New England was wildly undisciplined in the loss, racking up 10 penalties for a total of 75 yards, vastly more than the three penalties the Dolphins committed.

Jerod Mayo pointed to himself for the Patriots' ugly execution and penalty issues during Sunday's loss against the Dolphins.

Here are some changes the Patriots could make to their starting offense and defense after Sunday’s blowout loss to the Dolphins.