The Krafts reportedly want to keep Jerod Mayo as head coach in 2025 unless "things go off the rails" or he loses the locker room over the final three weeks.

Things appeared tense in the Patriots owner’s suite Sunday during a clash with the Cardinals in Glendale. Patriots owner Robert Kraft and his son, team president Jonathan Kraft, seemed visibly frustrated after the Patriots lost five yards on a run with four minutes left in the first half and New England trailing, 10-0.

Jerod Mayo’s first season as coach of the Patriots has been a struggle, but it appears owner Robert Kraft won’t give up on him after one year.

The Krafts reportedly believe Jerod Mayo "is the leader" for the Patriots moving forward. Read more on Boston.com.

With the New England Patriots struggling for most of 2024, Jerod Mayo has become one of the NFL’s most scrutinized head coaches. However, despite his leadership being called into question, Robert Kraft and Eliot Wolf appear to be sold on the young coach for the time being.

Jerod Mayo's first season as New England Patriots head coach has not exactly gone over well with the fan base, as many are calling for his job and the year isn't even over yet. But the question is, how do the players feel about Mayo?

The ongoing circus that is the status of Jerod Mayo as the Patriots head coach in 2025 continues to get more confusing.