Jerod Mayo expressed regret over referencing a Patriots' Super Bowl victory following the team's last-second loss to the Colts.

Mayo also offered more on his timeout decision-making. The post ‘I should not have said that’: Jerod Mayo admitted he was wrong to make Super Bowl reference appeared first on Boston.com.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo deeply regrets referring to a past Super Bowl win to explain his decision not to take a timeout on the Indianapolis Colts' game-winning drive on Sunday. After the 25-24 loss,

Jerod Mayo regrets referencing Super Bowl XLIX after the Patriots' loss to the Colts. He also seems to believe that calling timeouts on the Colts' game-winning drive would have left his offense less time to operate.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo drew some criticism for the way he responded to a question after Sunday’s loss to the Indianapolis Colts, and he has since expressed regret over the remark.

The New England Patriots allowed Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson to complete a three-yard touchdown pass and then convert a two-point try with less than 20 seconds left in Sunday's game to take the lead.