In a major reset for the New England Patriots, the team has officially moved on from their renowned Hall of Fame coach, Bill Belichick. Taking the helm as the new head coach is Jerod Mayo, who wasted no time in assembling a talented coaching staff.

Mayo's first move was reaching out to two coaches from Kyle Shanahan's coaching tree. One of them is Luke Getsy, a former offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears. Getsy brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as the quarterback coach and pass-game coordinator for the Green Bay Packers. His knowledge and expertise will undoubtedly benefit the Patriots' offense.

Additionally, the Patriots have also brought on Brian Fleury, the San Francisco 49ers' tight-end coach. Fleury boasts an impressive coaching career of 13 seasons, having worked on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. This will be Fleury's fifth season with the 49ers, where he has excelled as the tight ends coach for the past two years. Prior to his time with the 49ers, Fleury spent three years with the Miami Dolphins, working as a football research analyst and director of football research.

While the role of a tight ends coach typically does not require multiple coaches, Fleury's appointment is a significant development for him personally. It is a well-deserved recognition of his hard work and dedication, particularly in mentoring star tight end George Kittle. Fleury's expertise and guidance will continue to be invaluable as the Patriots strive for success in the upcoming season.

As the Patriots start a new chapter under Mayo's leadership, the additions of Getsy and Fleury bring a fresh perspective and wealth of experience to the coaching staff. Fans and players alike will be eager to see how this revamped team performs in the coming season.

Next up for the New England Patriots, the team looks forward to building a formidable squad under their new coaching regime. Stay tuned for more exciting updates on the Patriots' roster and their preparations for the upcoming season.