Eliot Wolf, lieutenant ‘staying on’ with Patriots

Latest update on Eliot Wolf's future with Patriots after Jerod Mayo firing
Eliot Wolf is expected to return as the lead personnel executive for the New England Patriots, per The Athletic’s Chad Graff. The news on Wolf comes after Patriots owner Robert Kraft announced the team’s decision to fire Jerod Mayo as head coach. Some wondered if a potential Mayo firing could lead to the team blowing the entire operation up.
Eliot Wolf, lieutenant ‘staying on’ with Patriots after Jerod Mayo firing
The Patriots will have a new head coach in 2025, but at least two of their top personnel executives will remain with the franchise.
Why does Eliot Wolf appear to be safe but Jerod Mayo got fired?
Wolf nailed the quarterback position, which is the No. 1 most crucial element for the Patriots’ return to relevance.
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