Mayo knows he needs to be better as a coach, but he also needs to be better behind the podium – or else it could cost him his job.

Sitting at 3-11 in his first year on the sidelines for the Patriots, New England's Jerod Mayo has not yet shown he has what it takes to be a good football coach. What Mayo, who was brought into the fold by Bill Belichick and ultimately took his job, has shown is that he's extremely adept at putting his foot in his mouth.

Everyone knew it would take time for Mayo, a first-time head coach, to grow into the job. But no one expected it to look like this.