Bill Belichick said it’s “hard to see” his former team experience a 3-10 season. “Just haven’t done enough to win very many games on any level,” the former Patriots coach said on the most recent episode of the “Let’s Go!

The first season of the New England Patriots' post-Bill Belichick era has largely gone as many expected, as the rebuilding team that has weaknesses throughout its roster entered its Week 14 bye at 3-10.

The Pats are in their first season with Jerod Mayo as their head coach after parting ways with Belichick in the offseason, and it hasn't been the year New England hoped for. After 13 weeks, the Patriots are 3–10 and have lost three of their last four—a slump that followed a six-game losing streak earlier in the season.

While the New England Patriots stumbled their way to a 3-10 start, their former head coach remained largely silent. Despite being an analyst and frequent guest on multiple programs these days, Bill Belichick did not have a lot of words to share about the state of the organization he oversaw for over two decades.

Even if the team could soon be in a better place without him, the Patriots defense sure could have used Bill Belichick against the Colts on Sunday.

Bill Belichick may be a New England Patriots legend, but he has not been too kind with his thoughts on the team throughout the season.Truthfully, he has kept it honest. He has not shied away from being very critical of a team that has offered plenty of reasons for said criticism.

It seems Jerod Mayo won’t be a one-season wonder in New England. That’s according to The MMQB’s Albert Breer, who reported Sunday that he believes the rookie Patriots coach “is on really solid ground going into 2025” following a bumpy first season,