Mayo added another loss to his resume Sunday, leading to renewed talks of his job status heading into the offseason.

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer believes that Jerod Mayo should be "on notice" regarding his future with the Patriots after Sunday.

Jerod Mayo had some interesting comments after Sunday's Patriots loss to the Cardinals, and it sounds like he's at odds with his assistants on the sideline.

However, it was head coach Jerod Mayo's postgame comments that raised eyebrows. When Mayo was asked why Maye, an effective runner, wasn't called on to run the ball on 3rd and 4th and 1, his answer couldn't be interpreted as anything other than a shot at Van Pelt.

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The Patriots were facing a third-and-one in the second quarter, which is a prime opportunity for Maye to show off his athleticism. But instead, the team opted to hand it off to running back Antonio Gibson who got no gain on the play.

The New England Patriots fell to the Arizona Cardinals 30-17 on Sunday at State Farm Stadium to earn their fourth loss in a row. Throughout the game, New England's offense moved the ball well at times,

Jerod Mayo's first season as Bill Belichick's successor with the New England Patriots has not gone smoothly. The Patriots did find a franchise quarterback in rookie Drake Maye, who has shown immense promise.