The New England Patriots completely revamped the organization this offseason.
New England elevated Eliot Wolf to executive vice president of player personnel, promoted Jerod Mayo to head coach and drafted quarterback Drake Maye, who the Patriots surely hope will become their long-term answer behind center.
But how were those moves viewed around the league? Well, Pro Football Focus on Wednesday released its grades for all 32 NFL teams and the Patriots were slightly above average. PFF graded New England’s offseason as a B-minus.
“New England moved on from head coach Bill Belichick this offseason, likely a good decision,” PFF’s Trevor Sikkema wrote.