Eliot Wolf, Jerod Mayo and Patriots

Why does Eliot Wolf appear to be safe after Robert Kraft fired Jerod Mayo? It’s the quarterbacks.
Wolf nailed the quarterback position, which is the No. 1 most crucial element for the Patriots’ return to relevance.
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.
Patriots To Retain Eliot Wolf, Front Office Staff
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).
Source: Eliot Wolf expected to remain as Patriots’ de facto GM
The Patriots are expected to retain de facto GM Eliot Wolf after firing Jerod Mayo, according to a source. More here.
Eliot Wolf admits major organizational shortcoming for Patriots
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,
Eliot Wolf will remain as Patriots' VP of Player Personnel, assist in head-coaching search
While Jerod Mayo is gone after one season as head coach, Eliot Wolf will remain the Patriots' Vice President of Player Personnel
Reports: Eliot Wolf is expected to remain with Patriots as EVP of player personnel
While the Patriots have fired head coach Jerod Mayo, they aren't making changes to their front office — at least for now.
Patriots Defacto GM Eliot Wolf Considered Safe
According to Jonathan Jones, the Patriots’ decision to fire HC Jerod Mayo on Sunday does not impact the team’s front office. Jones reports that Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf,
‘We Are Cooked’ — Patriots Fans in Disbelief as Eliot Wolf Remains EVP After Jerod Mayo’s Firing
New England Patriots fans are officially in panic mode, and it’s easy to see why. With Jerod Mayo out of the picture, the coaching lineup just took a major hit. But while the dust is still settling, Eliot Wolf remains the executive vice president of player personnel.
Same Patriots front office could be dealbreaker for next coach | Karen Guregian
Running it back with the same front office in the same roles could be a dealbreaker in landing next Patriots coach.
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