Jerod Mayo Becomes Patriots' First Black Head Coach
Mayo to Lead Patriots into New Era after Belichick's Departure
Brother Deron Mayo Played for the Patriots as a Linebacker
The New England Patriots have made history by appointing Jerod Mayo as their new head coach. Mayo, who spent eight seasons with the Patriots as a linebacker, becomes the first Black head coach in the team's history.
Mayo's appointment comes after the Patriots parted ways with long-time head coach Bill Belichick. Belichick, who led the Patriots to six Super Bowl victories, had been with the team for 20 seasons.
Mayo's brother, Deron, played for the Patriots as a linebacker from 2010 to 2016. Deron Mayo is currently the team's strength and conditioning assistant.
Mayo's appointment has been met with praise from the Patriots ownership group, led by Robert Kraft and his son Jonathan Kraft. The Krafts have expressed their confidence in Mayo's ability to lead the Patriots to success.
The Patriots are expected to hold a press conference to introduce Mayo as their new head coach on Thursday. Mayo is expected to speak about his vision for the team and his plans for the upcoming season.
Mayo's appointment is a significant moment in the history of the Patriots. He becomes the first Black head coach in the team's history, and he is expected to lead the Patriots into a new era of success.
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