New England Patriots Fire Head Coach Jerod Mayo After One Season

Patriots owner Robert Kraft cites coaching inexperience as reason for Mayo's dismissal following a disappointing 4-13 season.

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Jerod Mayo was fired as head coach of the New England Patriots after just one season, with owner Robert Kraft stating that Mayo was not ready for the role despite his potential. Despite Mayo’s past experience as a player and assistant coach, the team's poor performance this season prompted Kraft to reconsider his position. The Patriots are now seeking a new head coach, with potential candidates like Mike Vrabel and Ben Johnson being mentioned. Players expressed surprise and sadness at Mayo’s firing, highlighting his positive influence on the team.

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