Jerod Mayo and his staff are likely safe from being fired this season, according to a report from The Athletic.

Jerod Mayo took accountability following the New England Patriots’ 28-22 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. The Patriots coach made it clear that their 3-8 record isn’t good enough, saying that the buck stops with him.

"We lack execution in some of the critical times in the game that we really need to convert, and that’s what a good football team is,” said the coach.

The New England Patriots have started 3-8 on the season under new head coach Jerod Mayo and rookie quarterback Drake Maye. But according to Dianna Russini

The New England Patriots came up short this week in a tough loss to the Los Angeles Rams, falling behind early and struggling to keep pace. Despite a late-game push, the Patriots’ efforts were undone by a costly interception thrown by rookie quarterback Drake Maye in the final minutes.

I would say first and foremost, it was just good to see him out there,” head coach Jerod Mayo said of Barmore. “There are definitely things we have to work on, and I would