New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt was asked about coach Jerod Mayo’s post-game comments after the Week 15 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

The Patriots’ rookie quarterback objected Sunday to speculation that head coach Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt could be in jeopardy of losing their jobs. Maye, who has consistently backed both coaches this season, made his strongest comments yet after the Pats’ 24-21 loss at Buffalo.

Drake Maye isn't having any of it. Following the New England Patriots' loss to the Buffalo Bills, he sent a firm message regarding the rumors surrounding head coach Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt's job security.

FOXBOROUGH — Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt said Thursday his door is “always open” should Robert and Jonathan Kraft want to discuss any of his play-calling decisions this season.

Things could be heating up for the New England Patriots’ coaching staff with only three games left on the regular season schedule. If the team continues to implode down the stretch, it could force drastic changes, including the possibility of a new offensive play-caller.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt took no offense to Jerod Mayo's critical comments on Sunday, and even shed some light on why Drake Maye isn't running more.

Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt said he hasn’t met with the Krafts since they were shown on TV seemingly criticizing his play-calling but “my door is always open.”

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