Jerod Mayo is in the unenviable position of being the guy after the guy. The former linebacker was tapped by Robert Kraft this offseason to be the New England Patriots' newest head coach, succeeding Bill Belichick,

Bill Belichick had some pointed criticism at the Patriots for how they managed the clock at the end of the first half on Sunday.

In the most un-Bill Belichick move possible, New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo pranked some of his fellow coaches and players during their game on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks. Mayo got one over on some of his fellow Patriots on the sideline by pretending

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo summed up the feelings of players and fans alike, following the team’s 23-20 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

Jerod Mayo did not hold back when asked about New England's play on the offensive line during Sunday's loss to Seattle.

Tom Brady learned from Bill Belichick for much of his playing career, and now the legendary quarterback recognizes he can pick things up from his former

Belichick — who was known for his short, straightforward answers when dealing with the media during his time as Patriots coach — has shown a bit of personality during his appearances. He’s used humor and experience to draw some positive reviews from around the business — including his former.

The whole time, Digger Phelps kept staring at the other bench, and after awhile it became distracting. Here he was, carnation in lapel, a full house at Pauley Pavilion, a national TV audience — exactly the kind of moment he lived for his entire professional life — and he had to keep reminding himself: Stop looking.

Along with his "Coach" podcast for Underdog Fantasy with Matt Patricia and Michael Lombardi, Belichick is also co-hosting the "Let's Go!" podcast with Maxx Crosby, Peter King and