For the second season in a row, the New England Patriots are revamping their coaching staff after firing their head coach following a 4-13 season. We already know that Jerod Mayo, who was fired by the team after a Week 18 win,

Reiss also said a pair of defensive coaches — director of skill development Joe Kim and defensive assistant Keith Jones Jr. — won’t be returning. Jones took a job at Appalachian State last week and the university announced the move, so that’s been public knowledge.

Even with Mike Vrabel's comments, Josh McDaniels is reportedly viewed as the favorite to be the New England Patriots' next offensive coordinator.

Mike Vrabel's hiring in New England emphasizes experience over the risks of untested coaches like Jerod Mayo. Vrabel is a head coach with a track record.

A well-regarded Patriots assistant is moving on in 2025. Joe Kim, director of skill development, won’t be back next season according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss. A pass rush guru with an extensive background in martial arts, Kim has been with the Patriots since 2018.

The New England Patriots will rely on Mike Vrabel to help turn things around, but before the start of the new season, the franchise is cleaning house with a staff overhaul. Mike Vrabel will have the task of lifting the spirits of the New England Patriots in the upcoming season.

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