"I'm okay with a player voicing that because that's what I said in the squad meeting." The post Why Jerod Mayo doesn’t have an issue with Davon Godchaux’s comments on ‘selfish’ plays appeared first on Boston.

New England Patriots defensive tackle Davon Godchaux has never been one to shy away from his feelings on a particular subject. So it was no surprise that he was so blunt when breaking down the recent defensive problems for the team.

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"Everybody has to play as 11. And everybody got to sacrifice to do what's best for the team." The post Davon Godchaux knocks Patriots teammates for making ‘selfish’ plays in loss to 49ers appeared first on Boston.

On Wednesday, Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo backed Godchaux's comments and even made it clear that the coach said it first. "No, I'm okay with a player voicing that because that'

The New England Patriots had a simple plan in mind entering 2024. They wanted to play a run-heavy, ball-control game on offense while simultaneously relying on what was one of the NFL’s best defenses last season to stifle the opponent.

After suffering their third loss in a row, Patriots defensive lineman Davon Godchaux and Jabrill Peppers call out teammates for their poor choices.

The New England Patriots offense has been horrendous through the first four weeks of the season, as they've scored the second-fewest points in the league (13 per game) and gained the fewest yards (238.