New England Patriots will not share official offensive coordinators or defensive coordinator titles for the 2022 season, the team announced in a press release obtained by ESPN Mike Reiss.
Patriot has not mentioned the defensive coordinator since 2017, when Matt Patricia led the unit. Josh McDaniels previously held the role of the offensive coordinator from 2012-21 before taking the training work of the Head of Las Vegas Raiders earlier this year.
The future of the New England's offensive calling task is the main discussion point along the offseason. However, head coach Bill Belichick remains tightly closed about who will call the game.
"I've called them, and I haven't called them," Belichick said in June about the potential to call my own game, according to NFL.com Nick Shook. "Other people have called them and haven't called them. We will see."
Patricia and Hakim Joe who returned would also help violations this season. The role of Patricia was officially announced as a senior football advisor/offensive line coach, while the judge held the title of Assistant/Quarterback Offensive coach.
Meanwhile, Steve Belichick and Jerod Mayo will train LineBackers. Mayo accepts the interest of coaching head during offseason 2022.
Patriots came from the playoff appearance after the 10-7 season. Their violation is ranked sixth in the assessment, while their defense finished second in the points permitted.
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