Robert Kraft revealed that he started planning for Jerod Mayo to be Bill Belichick's successor a lot earlier than we all thought.

Mayo was drafted by the Patriots in the first round of the 2008 NFL Draft and has spent his entire playing career in Foxborough up until his retirement following the 2015 season. He then joined New England's coaching staff as the inside linebacker coach in 2019, so he has been around the organization and Kraft for nearly two decades.

Both Tom Brady and Bill Belichick began new careers in the media this year. The former New England Patriots coach has a slew of gigs including being a recurring guest on the “ManningCast,” “The Pat McAfee Show” and having his own show, “Coach With Bill Belichick” on Underdog Fantasy.

Not featuring a coaching search this year, the Patriots have still not conducted a true hunt for their sideline leader

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The whole time, Digger Phelps kept staring at the other bench, and after awhile it became distracting. Here he was, carnation in lapel, a full house at Pauley Pavilion, a national TV audience — exactly the kind of moment he lived for his entire professional life — and he had to keep reminding himself: Stop looking.

Along with his "Coach" podcast for Underdog Fantasy with Matt Patricia and Michael Lombardi, Belichick is also co-hosting the "Let's Go!" podcast with Maxx Crosby, Peter King and