Jerod Mayo

Jerod Mayo and Brian Flores reportedly are among the top candidates for the open head coach job on the Houston Texans.

Will Jerod Mayo land a head coach job this offseason? Albert Breer joined Patriots Pregame Live to discuss why the Patriots assistant’s skills could be in demand.

A Rhode Island dog trainer who was caring for the beloved pet of former New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo when the animal died has pleaded guilty to related charges. The Sun Chronicle reports that 42-year-old Amelia Ferreira, of Cranston, was sentenced Tuesday in Massachusetts to 18 months of probation after pleading guilty to obstructing justice.

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Former Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo, is nine-year run in the NFL, and then as a weekly guest and subsequent in-studio host on Quick Slants, is pulling the ripcord and going back to the game. Mayo has agreed to become the Patriots linebackers coach.

Prosecutors say the trainer facing charges in the death of a dog that belonged to former New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo had an elaborate plan to deceive authorities.

The trainer facing charges in the death of a dog that belonged to former New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo failed to appear in court for her arraignment. Prosecutors say 41-year-old Amelia Ferreira was scheduled to appear in Wrentham District Court on Wednesday to face a charge of lying to police.

The trainer facing charges in the death of a dog that belonged to former New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo says she didn’t cause the death and she cried “for what seemed like hours” when she found the pet dead.

Rhode Island police say no further charges will be filed against a trainer involved in the death of a dog that belonged to former New England Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo.

No further criminal charges will be filed against the suspect accused of being responsible for the death of Jerod Mayo’s bulldog.

Former Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo’s dog, Knox, was found dead in the home of his former trainer.

Former Patriots linebacker Jerod Mayo’s dog, Knox, was found dead in the home of his former trainer.

A former New England Patriots player’s beloved dog has been found dead. Knox, a 5-year-old English bulldog owned by former Pats linebacker Jerod Mayo, was found Sunday in the home of the dog’s former trainer, according to the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mayo told WJAR last month that he had hired a trainer through...

A former member of the New England Patriots is seeking closure after his beloved dog went missing nearly two months ago.

The matchup between the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII has sparked yet another wager — this time between the city’s two symphony orchestras.