Jerod Mayo
29 December 2008
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19 December 2008
11. CB Leodis McKelvin - Buffalo
12. OT Ryan Clady - Denver
13. RB Jonathan Stewart - Carolina
14. OT Chris Williams - Chicago
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14 December 2008
Mayo and Friends -Since his 20-tackle performance, rookie Jerod Mayo averaged just six total tackles the last three weeks. Mayo and the returning LBs (Junior Seau and Rosevelt Colvin) must return to their standards quickly.
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6 December 2008
They even drafted LBs in the past, but they never used a first day draft pick on one until Jerod Mayo. Only one day two LB, seventh-rounder Tully Banta-Cain, ever got beyond training camp. Banta-Cain later signed a free agent deal with San Francisco.
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1 December 2008
I was going to write about the atrocity that took place on the field of Gillette Stadium on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but I couldn't write a sentence without vomiting in my own mouth. So instead I choose to sum up where the Pats are as they head into the final quarter of the 2008 season.
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20 November 2008
RC: Also on the Patriots, they have a rookie linebacker, Jerod Mayo. Last Thursday (against the New York Jets) he had a 20-tackle performance. I don’t know how much you’ve seen of him, but I understand he was compared to a former teammate of yours, Al Wilson.
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14 November 2008
The Patriots have endured some rough losses this year. Obviously, the Indianapolis game sticks out. Last night’s loss, however, takes the cake.
Give Matt Cassell and the defense grit points for coming back from a seemingly insurmountable halftime deficit. Jerrod Mayo was all over the place and should have solidified his status as the team’s most intriguing and promising player. But there were sooooo many ridiculous, mental errors! What happened to the Pats of old? Who are these guys? How does Jabar Gaffney still have a job?
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31 October 2008
Some last things to pass along before the weekend hits and I disappear into a fog of naps, shopping, cooking and of course the highlight, football watching. There will probably be some diaper changing and bottle feeding in there as well, along with a dash of tummy time. Such is the life of a Patriots Fan/Dad.
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29 October 2008
MLB = Jerod Mayo (NE): 48 TCKLS 1 FR
Curtis Lofton (ATL): 41 TCKLS 1 SCK 1 FF
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24 October 2008
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6 October 2008
Maybe I haven't been paying attention so far, but I finally saw ILB Jerod Mayo make a solo tackle for a minimal gain. It was a first half run to the defensive left and Mayo was one-on-one with the ball carrier. The play maybe netted one yard. Being second on the team in tackles is nice, but what kind of tackles are these? Are they assists? Is he making them downfield? Are these tackles from behind? Big numbers are nice, but I'm more interested in meaningful tackles. I want drive-ending tackles like the third down stop by LB Tedy Bruschi on RB Frank Gore. I expect Mayo to come up with more of these meaningful tackles.
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7 September 2008
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14 August 2008
Talking about keeping an eye on, all of Patriot Nation watched very closely LB Jerod Mayo in his first preseason game and came away impressed. Excuse me, blown away. The loved the big hit he gave Baltimore running back Ray Rice that knocked off Rice's helmet. Every tackle was explosive. Heck, even when he didn't make a play, it was a good thing. Based on reaction, just five days after LB Andre Tippett became a Hall of Famer, the next great Patriot linebacker to receive that honor will be Mayo.
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10 August 2008
Linebackers: I'm very encouraged by the performance by the youngsters on the whole. Jerod Mayo looked fast and exploded on Baltimore's Ray Rice, knocking off Rice's helmet during the tackle. I'm not jumping to conclusions after a three-tackle performance, but I think it's been a while since I've seen that kind of speed at the position. Shawn Crable came away with an interception and a half a sack. I always thought he was good in coverage but he surprised me with consistent pressure and did well shedding blockers. Pierre Woods was OK with pressure in the first half but was nearly unblockable in the fourth quarter when he got a sack and batted a pass.
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7 August 2008
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29 July 2008
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24 July 2008
On the day where the big story was supposed to be the first practice of first round pick Jerod Mayo, what stole the show was the number of veterans not on the field. Eleven players were on the physically unable to perform list:DL Jarvis GreenCB Ellis HobbsOT Nick KaczurOG Stephen NealOT Oliver RossLB Mike VrabelLB Bo RuudWR Wes WelkerC Ryan WendelDL Mike WrightRB BenJarvis Green-Ellis
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22 July 2008
In other news, second round pick CB Terrence Wheatley signed Tuesday, leaving LB Jerod Mayo the only draft pick without a contract. Based on Scot Pioli's track record, I expe
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3 July 2008
Expect the contract for first round draft pick LB Jerod Mayo to dwarf those numbers.
In fact, don't be surprised if he's the highest paid LB on this team, ahead of veterans Tedy Bruschi, Mike Vrabel, and Adalius Thomas. That's probably what it will take to sign the 10th pick overall.
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30 May 2008
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26 April 2008
Tennessee linebacker Jerod Mayo is the newest New England Patriot. I said the pick would had been Keith Rivers if N.E. didn't trade out of the seventh pick.
Let me say that I'm a huge fan of this pick. The Patriots really needed a linebacker and got one. They also saved a little money in the process by dropping three slots and upgraded a fifth round pick, turning it into a third round pick, their third pick in that round. They can get a dramatically better player to start day two.
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23 April 2008
12-year veteran ILB James Farrior gets an understudy to mold into his replacement
24. Tennessee Titans – DE Lawrence Jackson, USC
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19 April 2008
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15 April 2008
New York lost two ‘backers in free agency
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11 April 2008
That's why Oklahoma's Curtis Lofton and Tennessee's Jerod Mayo were brought to Gillette Stadium to be evaluated in person. Lofton is 238 pounds and stands six feet. Mayo stands taller at 6'1" but he carries about 242 pounds on his frame.
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1 April 2008
He replaces the traded Corey Williams in the D-line rotation
31 New York Giants – LB Jerod Mayo
New York lost two ‘backers in free agency
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