"The thing I actually like about it is Jerod Mayo got to see Bill Belichick when he wasn't the most successful coach in the entire NFL," Clark said on ESPN's "Get Up." "Maybe [Mayo's] had an opportunity to be in that building and start to figure out, what are some of the things that went wrong? ... I think that this could be a good thing. You've been recognized for this position, you've been preparing for this position, in this very building."
Mayo had the benefit of knowing what his role was going to be before he got it. He could try to dissect why things went south in New England - both week-to-week and big picture - from the inside, and better prepare himself as a future head coach.
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