New England Patriots linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley stood up for Jerod Mayo, following the Patriots head coach’s controversial post-game comments after the Week 12 loss to the Miami Dolphins. After taking blame for the loss, Mayo was asked at what point should some of the blame go on the players.

Patriots coach Jerod Mayo wipes his hands clean once his players step between the lines. In bizarre comments to reporters after a 34-15 road loss to, Mayo said that the team’s penalty issues are not a product of poor coaching.

Here are some changes the Patriots could make to their starting offense and defense after Sunday’s blowout loss to the Dolphins.

Jerod Mayo clarified the comments he made after the Patriots’ 34-15 loss to the Miami Dolphins. The New England Patriots head coach took the blame after the loss, but he was asked at what point should some of the blame go on the players.

"We might've had bad playing, but we had bad coaching that led to bad playing," legendary NFL coach Bill Belichick said last month during an appearance on Let's Go! The post Bill Belichick Comments on Jerod Mayo With ‘Vengeance’,

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo refused to comment on a report that several players on offense were "smiling and laughing" in the locker room after their 34-15 blowout loss to the Miami Dolphins.

Following an uncompetitive loss where the New England Patriots were flagged 13 total times, head coach Jerod Mayo took accountability for his team’s performance in his post game press conference. The last question directed to the coach,

Injured Patriots captain David Andrews defended Jerod Mayo and compared the first-year coach to legend Bill Belichick.