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Ex-Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo’s wife, Chantel, said there are “fake stories” circulating since his firing after one season on Sunday.
Chantel aired out her frustration in a series of messages, which were posted to her Instagram Story on Friday, and said they’ve taken “the high road” amid “lies” being told in the public eye.
“It never even crossed our minds to tell the truth… but I couldn’t even fathom all the lies we’ve read that are being told to save face. What happened to the class?????” Chantel wrote.
“We’ve been taking the high road and letting everyone do their thing since Sunday. But playing with someone’s name won’t be tolerated. I bet the fake stories will stop before the real ones start…” she added in another slide with a bulging eyes emoji.
Chantel also re-shared a message that read, “The attack against you only indicated the potential that’s within you.”
She did not further explain her mention of false stories.
Mayo, 38, has been silent since New England relieved him of his coaching duties following a 4-13 record.
On Wednesday, The Athletic published a story outlining Mayo’s struggles as a first-year head coach — who was handpicked by owner Robert Kraft as Bill Belichick’s predecessor.
In it, one source recalled being surprised by Mayo’s actions on a plane ride back to Rhode Island following a 30-17 loss to the Cardinals — after New England’s bye week.
Mayo reportedly left his seat at the front of the plane, where he was sitting with his assistants and some execs, to go play cards with players who were sitting in the back of the plane.
Some on the plane felt as though it was another instance where Mayo got further away from Belichick’s blueprint.
The new UNC coach parted ways with the Patriots in January 2024 after 24 seasons and eight titles.
Another report said Mayo wanted to demote Steve Belichick.
The Patriots are currently interviewing candidates for their head coach vacancy.
So far, they’ve conducted interviews with Ben Johnson, Byron Leftwich, Pep Hamilton and Mike Vrabel.
