Bill Belichick reportedly will have second interview with Atlanta Falcons
Bill Belichick is headed back to Atlanta for a second interview with the Falcons as he continues the search for his next team.
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Bill Belichick is headed back to Atlanta for a second interview with the Falcons as he continues the search for his next team.
Veteran players Jonathan Jones and Ja'Whaun Bentley know what Jerod Mayo will bring to the table as head coach of the New England Patriots, and cannot wait to get the new era started.
Jerod Mayo has some big shoes to fill in Foxboro as he replaces Bill Belichick as head coach of the Patriots. But he isn't afraid of that shadow, and sees it as an opportunity to put his stamp on the franchise.
Jerod Mayo will borrow plenty from what he learned under Bill Belichick, but the new Patriots head coach is not going to be a Belichick clone on the sideline.
The Patriots made the franchise-altering decision to move on from Bill Belichick. Steve Burton, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria discuss how Robert Kraft handled the decision and the announcement -- and if it sets up Jerod Mayo for success in the coming years.
Steve Burton, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria discuss what makes Jerod Mayo the right guy for the Patriots right now, and break down all the challenges he'll face as he takes over as head coach in New England.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche on the Patriots' decision to hire Jerod Mayo as the team's new head coach. Mayo also said last week that he is ready to be a head coach in the NFL, and explained why.
One day after moving on from Bill Belichick, the Patriots have hired Jerod Mayo as the team's new head coach. WBZ-TV's Steve Burton, Dan Roche, and Levan Reid are joined by former Patriots tight end Christian Fauria to discuss the move, and what it means for the Patriots franchise going forward.
The Patriots acted quickly after moving on from Bill Belichick on Thursday, hiring Jerod Mayo as the team's new head coach. WBZ-TV's Steve Burton says it's a great move for New England.
What was once unthinkable has actually happened in New England. The Patriots and Bill Belichick are parting ways.
After parting ways with the Patriots after 24 incredible years, Bill Belichick had a lot of people to thank on Thursday; from Patriots owner Robert Kraft to his coaching staff, his support staff, New England fans, and -- of course -- his players.
Bill Belichick is certainly not done as an NFL head coach.
The former Patriots tight end told CBS This Morning that he thinks Bill Belichick will be back with the team next season.
Bill Belichick actually addressed his future on Monday, saying he's under contract and willing to cede some power when it comes to the Patriots roster. Dan Roche discusses those comments and shares his thoughts on whether or not Robert Kraft will bring Belichick back for a 25th season.
Mac Jones spoke Monday for the first time since being benched for good in Week 13. The quarterback feels he let his team down with his play but has been working hard over the last month, and is eager for his next opportunity -- whether that is in New England or somewhere else.
Bill Belichick made it clear that he wants to remain in New England, and said Monday that he'd be willing to cede some power when it comes to roster management.
Belichick wasn't happy after a disappointing 2023 season that saw the Patriots go 4-13. After a Week 18 loss to the Jets, Belichick said there wasn't anything to say about his future until he meets with owner Robert Kraft on Monday.
After being drafted by New England in 2008, Matthew Slater was just fighting to make the team. He never could have envisioned his 16-year career with the Patriots, which included 10 Pro Bowl selections and three Super Bowl titles.
Longtime Patriots captain Matthew Slater shares a special message to fans ahead of Sunday's game against the Jets, which could the final game for Slater after a 16-year NFL career.
Matthew Slater sits down with Steve Burton for Patriots GameDay, and talks about the emotions he's feeling heading into what could be his final NFL game on Sunday.
An under-the-weather Bill Belichick took a moment to voice his appreciation for his 24 years as head coach of the Patriots on Friday. He even discussed the snowy forecast without ragging on local meteorologists ahead of New England's Week 18 clash with the Jets.
The Patriots head coach really pumped up the team's Week 18 opponent.
Jerod Mayo said the report was "more hurtful than anything" but added that it helped him by triggering "a period of self-reflection."
"We activated the players who wanted to play."
The Patriots turned the ball over four times in the first half against Buffalo, leading to 20 points for the Bills. Head coach Bill Belichick talks about those turnovers after the team's 27-21 defeat.
