But, there's been a lot of pressure on Mayo in his first year as head coach since he was replacing Bill Belichick, who won six Super Bowls with the team in his 24-year tenure. It would've been difficult for anyone to replace Belichick, but the Patriots have been even more disappointing than expected.

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Wilfork says he supports Mike Vrabel's hiring as Patriots coach, but the team did not give Mayo much to work with.