The Patriots' offense has several critical issues, but Alex Van Pelt's play-calling isn't helping things over the last few weeks.

Jerod Mayo explained some bizarre play calling by the New England Patriots late during their 15-10 defeat to the Miami Dolphins in Week 5.

After finishing tied for the NFL’s worst scoring offense in a decade in 2023, the Patriots are actually averaging fewer points per game to start this season.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo is not considering making an in-season change with the offensive play-caller, per MassLive's Mark Daniels. Some wondered if it would be a possibility due to the recent offensive struggles,

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo appeared on WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show" on Monday and was asked yet again about the team's signal-caller situation. Numerous reporters noted the change in tone of Mayo,

The Patriots are in a freefall, which comes amid a report from a team employee on a team-produced podcast last week that the locker room was teetering on a “mutiny.” Jerod Mayo responded to that Monday on “The Greg Hill Show.

New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo was non-committal about his team’s starting quarterback moving forward Monday morning, pointing towards the coaching staff’s meeting later today as a timeframe for making a potential change.

Ja’Lynn Polk appeared to give the New England Patriots a late lead in their 15-10 loss to the Miami Dolphins, but his touchdown was wiped off the board following a review. Jerod Mayo didn’t have a major issue with the call,