While Jerod Mayo is gone after one season as head coach, Eliot Wolf will remain the Patriots' Vice President of Player Personnel

The New England Patriots just wrapped up their 2024 season which ended in a 4-13 record for the second year in a row and resulted in a head coach losing their job in consecutive years. After Sunday's season finale,

There is no guarantee New England Patriots EVP/Player Personnel Eliot Wolf will be leading the personnel department in 2025 but will help lead the search for a new head coach as owner Robert Kraft would like for Wolf and others to remain on the personnel staff in some capacity.

The Patriots will have a new head coach in 2025, but at least two of their top personnel executives will remain with the franchise.

Count former Patriots RB James White among those who don't think that New England should fire Jerod Mayo and Eliot Wolf this offseason.

While the Patriots are set to revamp their coaching staff, it sounds like the front office will be staying intact. During his press conference today, owner Robert Kraft revealed that executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf and his staff will be sticking around for the 2025 campaign (via Doug Kyed of the Boston Herald).

The New England Patriots are one of the worst teams in football for a second consecutive season. Executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf admitted a major organizational shortcoming in development,

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft fired head coach Jerod Mayo on Sunday right after the season ended, but de facto general manager Eliot Wolf still has a job as of Monday. The Greg Hill Show has one question about that: Why?