New England Patriots cornerback Jonathan Jones discussed the overall team reactions from the firing of coach Jerod Mayo when appearing on the "Pats Interference Football Podcast" with Boston Herald's Andrew Callahan.

The New England Patriots are retaining special teams coordinator Jeremy Springer, according to a report from NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport on Monday. Springer had the second overall special teams unit in the NFL, per statistics from Pro Football Focus. So it would make sense that coach Mike Vrabel would like to retain that success on the team.

Mike Vrabel has returned to coaching in the NFL. The former linebacker returned home to the New England Patriots and has already started to assign his coaching staff, with Josh McDaniels becoming the key hire. He will be the offensive coordinator in New England for the third time, helping Drake Maye 's development.

Now, Vrabel is looking to fill out his staff for the 2025 season, and according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, New England will keep on special teams coordinator Jeremy Springer f

Patriots great said he’s waiting to reach out to Mayo, whose situation was “heartbreaking” because it was handled unfairly by owner Robert Kraft.

In the wake of his firing and because of the subsequent stories being told with regard to it, former New England head coach Jerod Mayo's wife Chantel

Jerod Mayo's wife, Chantel Mayo, posted a couple of interesting Instagram messages five days after her husband's firing.

Former New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo’s wife, Chantel, fired back on social media at what she deems as “lies” and “fake stories” following Mayo’s firing.

Jerod Mayo's wife took to social media on Friday to speak out against rumors associated with Mayo's firing as head coach of the New England Patriots

The Patriots elected to move on from Jerod Mayo as its head coach after just one season. The Athletic’s Chad Graff, citing team sources, reports New England’s

Jerod Mayo's tenure with the New England Patriots lasted all of one season. The dismissal occurred immediately after New England's season finale, and while the

New England Patriots captain Jabrill Peppers pleaded guilty to cocaine possession in court on Thursday, though he is pleading not guilty to assault charges from a Oct. 5 incident.