Patriots Reveal Changes To Coaching Staff With Training Camp Underway

The New England Patriots made a handful of changes to their coaching staff and revealed those changes before training camp started Wednesday at Gillette Stadium.

Here’s an updated rundown of the coaching staff:

Offense
Bill Belichick: head coach
Josh McDaniels: offensive coordinator/ quarterbacks
Ivan Fears: running backs
Vinnie Sunseri: running backs
Troy Brown: wide receivers/returners
Nick Caley: tight ends/fullbacks
Carmen Bricillo: offensive line
Mick Lomardi: receivers
Bo Hardegree: quality control/quarterbacks

Defense
Demarcus Covington: defensive line
Jerod Mayo: insider linebackers
Steve Belichick: outside linebackers
Brian Belichick: Safeties
Mike Pellegrino: Cornerbacks

Special teams
Cameron Achord: special teams coordinator
Joe Houston: special teams assistant

Other personnel
Moses Cabers: head strength and conditioning coach
Deron Mayo: strength and conditioning assistant
Matt Patricia: senior football advisor
Billy Yates: assistant offensive line
Evan Rothstein: research and analysis/coaching

— Bricillo, Brown, McDaniels and Sunseri all are taking on new roles after serving on New England’s staff last season.

— Douglas, Hardegree, Rothstein, Yates and Patricia are new additions to the staff.

— Patricia, however, is returning after two-plus season as the head coach of the Detroit Lions. Patricia, who previously served as the defensive coordinator, re-joined Belichick’s staff and since has been praised by veteran players like safety Devin McCourty.

— Bricillo was a co-offensive line coach last season along with Cole Popovich. Popovich, though, left the staff before camp, reportedly over a dispute regarding the league’s newly implemented COVID-19 guidelines.

The Patriots continue training camp Thursday.