Whereas the New England Patriots’ coaching staff saw some significant turnover on the offensive side of the ball over the last few weeks, all signs point toward no change taking place on defense. Of course, that was not a guarantee heading into the offseason.
One assistant coach in particular was a hot commodity on the market: linebackers coach Jerod Mayo. However, despite receiving interview offers from the Cleveland Browns and Carolina Panthers, the 36-year-old decided to stay put.
Keeping Mayo around is a good move for the Patriots. Why? Defensive tackle Lawrence Guy recently explained.