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New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo wasn’t exactly sure why the Patriots didn’t get any deals done ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline. However, he’s also taking more of a long-term view of the situation in New England. They are a rebuilding team looking to get better in the future. That fact isn’t lost on the first-year NFL head coach.

Jerod Mayo Sr. is the head coach of the New England Patriots in the NFL, having succeeded Bill Belichick in 2024. A former linebacker, Mayo played for the Patriots from 2008 to 2015, earning accolades such as Defensive Rookie of the Year and multiple Pro Bowl selections.

Jerod Mayo said there were multiple factors why the Patriots didn't go for two-points at the end of regulation in Tennessee.

The Patriots are coming off a tough 20-17 overtime loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. They have been involved in several pre-trade deadline rumors, as names like Kyle Dugger, Tyquan Thornton and K. J. Osborn have all been linked to trade speculation.

The New England Patriots traded Joshua Uche to the Kansas City Chiefs for a 2026 sixth-round pick eight days before the trade deadline. It proved to be Eliot Wolf’s only move before the 2024 NFL Trade Deadline.