One of the lasting images from the game was the viral video of owner Robert Kraft and team president Jonathan Kraft watching Van Pelt’s offense implode. Jonathan looked especially frustrated at the team, and at one point, it looked like he mouthed, “The play-calling is terrible.”

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt was asked about coach Jerod Mayo’s post-game comments after the Week 15 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

Can the Patriots look to Andy Reid and the Chiefs while determining whether to stick with Alex Van Pelt as offensive coordinator? Albert Breer explains.

Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye strongly defended his head coach Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt on Sunday.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has a surprising reaction to criticism from wide receiver Kayshon Boutte.

Alex Van Pelt is sticking to his guns. The New England Patriots offensive coordinator appeared to catch a stray from his head coach after Sunday's loss to the Cardinals when Jerod Mayo replied, "You said it, not me" to a question wondering why the team ...

Speaking on WEEI, Drake Maye backed up Patriots OC Alex Van Pelt amid recent criticism following Sunday's loss to Arizona.

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.

Things could be heating up for the New England Patriots’ coaching staff with only three games left on the regular season schedule. If the team continues to implode down the stretch, it could force drastic changes, including the possibility of a new offensive play-caller.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has had a rough last week, as his head coach ( Jerod Mayo) and second-year wide receiver (Kayshon Boutte) appeared to call him out for his game plan in the team's loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

While it was more of the same for New England on the field, it was also more of the same for first-year head coach Jerod Mayo at the podium.  After the loss, Mayo was asked about a specific instance on offense during the first possession of the second half.