FOXBORO — Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo has had moments when he’s probably revealed too much to the media, but he played it smart for the second straight week when asked to compare his rookie quarterback,

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo believes rookie quarterback Drake Maye is "on track to be a special player" in the NFL. The work developing Maye behind the scenes has continued, but there's no denying the incredible potential and talent he already possesses at

The Krafts reportedly want to keep Jerod Mayo as head coach in 2025 unless "things go off the rails" or he loses the locker room over the final three weeks.

The Krafts reportedly believe Jerod Mayo "is the leader" for the Patriots moving forward. Read more on Boston.com.

There are still two games left on the regular season schedule, but New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo was willing to fast forward to some of the looming decisions awaiting him in the offseason. Mayo touched on the subject of potential future staff changes with the player personnel and coaches.

The Patriots are currently 26th in EPA per play on offense and 30th in EPA per play allowed on defense. The first decision Mayo will need to make is whether to bring back offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt and defensive coordinator DeMarcus Covington.

"Hopefully, those guys know I care about them not only as football players, but as men." The post What Jerod Mayo had to say about Drake Maye’s endorsement of the Patriots coaches appeared first on Boston.

The New England Patriots have received a lot more than they expected from rookie quarterback Drake Maye in his first NFL season. Not only has Maye taken over as the starting quarterback, he has already been showing off superstar potential.