"Jerod Mayo Makes History as Patriots' First Black Head Coach"

Jerod Mayo, a former player and assistant under Bill Belichick, has been named the New England Patriots' 15th head coach, making him the team's first Black head coach. Mayo, who won a Super Bowl with the Patriots in 2014, will be formally introduced at a news conference on Wednesday. The 37-year-old's promotion comes after Belichick's departure following a 24-year tenure. Patriots owner Robert Kraft emphasized the need for a return to the playoffs, and Mayo's ability to relate to players has garnered respect in the locker room. Mayo is not expected to have the same control over personnel matters as Belichick did, and a new general manager hire or restructuring of the front office is likely next.
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