New England Patriots Fire Coach Jerod Mayo After One Season

NFL team New England Patriots announces firing of head coach Jerod Mayo after a disappointing 4-13 season, marking a leadership reboot.

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The New England Patriots have fired head coach Jerod Mayo following a challenging 4-13 season. Owner Robert Kraft described the decision as difficult, emphasizing the team's lack of improvement. Mayo, previously the team's linebacker coach, was appointed to succeed Bill Belichick but struggled to achieve a winning record and failed to make playoff appearances. With a desperate need for revitalization, the Patriots will now search for their next head coach amid considerable salary cap space and a high draft pick for the upcoming season.

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