In fact, according to a report by Chad Graff of The Athletic, the Patriots might reach an agreement with a head coach as early as next week: After those interviews, a decision is

The New England Patriots are trying to begin a new era as they attempt to find their new head coach, and they have multiple candidates in mind. While Mike Vrabe

The New England Patriots have submitted a request to interview Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. This was reported by NFL insider Albert Breer on Wednesday. Glenn has been the defensive coordinator for the Lions since 2021. He was previously the defensive backs coach for the New Orleans Saints and the Cleveland Browns.

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn led a top-10 scoring unit in 2024 and is credited with helping establish a winning culture.

One of the most popular candidates in this year's coaching cycle got another interview request on Wednesday. Per Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, the

Among the Boston-area media and fans, ever since New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft fired his own hand-picked head coach, Jerod Mayo, on Sunday, there’s been a widely held belief that Kraft has already hand-picked the next one.

The New England Patriots have already begun their head coaching search. After making the quick decision to fire first-year head coach right after the last game

Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn has emerged as the most requested head coaching candidate across the NFL for 2025.

The New England Patriots have added Aaron Glenn to the list of potential candidates to fill their head coaching vacancy, requesting an interview with the Detroit Lions defensive coordinator, according to Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer Wednesday.

The New England Patriots will check twice when it comes to the NFC’s No. 1 seed. The organization has put in a request to interview Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn for its vacant head coach position,

"I'm a fan of this team first, and now, I have to go out and find a coach who can get us back to the playoffs and hopefully championships," said the Patriots owner Robert Kraft after firing the HC Jerod Mayo.