They have to understand it's a work in progress

Jahlani Tavai says Patriots fans need to 'know their place' after booing, 'Fire Mayo' chants
A lot can change very quickly in the NFL and New England Patriots fans have seen that first hand. Not that long ago, in February 2019, they were on top of the world, had just won their sixth Super Bowl in less than 20 years and had the greatest head coach-quarterback duo in Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.
Patriots Linebacker Tells Fans Booing at Gillette Stadium to 'Know Their Place'
And now? There seems to be a divide between players and fans. After plentiful boos and "Fire Mayo" chants from the Gillette Stadium during their 40–7 loss to the Chargers last Saturday, linebacker Jahlani Tavai says Pats fans need to "know their place":
Patriots LB Jahlani Tavai on booing fans: They have to understand it's a work in progress
Patriots fans aired their frustrations with the 2024 season during last Saturday's loss to the Chargers by booing the team's effort and chanting for head coach Jerod Mayo to be fired.
Jahlani Tavai says Patriots fans need to "know their place" after booing team
New England Patriots linebacker Jahlani Tavai is speaking out against fans booing and chanting "Fire Mayo" during the team's Week 17 loss at Gillette Stadium.
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Jahlani Tavai didn't hold back Friday when asked about Patriots fans booing the team during the Week 17 loss to the Chargers.
Patriots veteran: Booing fans ‘have to know their place’
Jahlani Tavai was pretty irked by the fans at Gillette Stadium last weekend. “I was frustrated,” Tavai said. “I definitely think I told a fan to quiet down in a non-polite way.” When former Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins asked if Tavai could see where the fans were coming from,
Patriots veteran linebacker: Booing fans ‘gotta know their place’
Another Patriots player voiced his displeasure with fan reaction in the team’s 40-7 Week 17 loss to the Chargers. Linebacker Jahlani Tavai said Friday morning on WEEI that he was frustrated and “told a fan to quiet down in a non-polite way” before using some choice words on fans who were booing and chanting “fire (Jerod) Mayo.
The Patriots have one last job to do this terrible season. Please don’t screw it up by winning.
The Patriots can clinch the No. 1 pick in the 2025 draft with a loss. So, their assignment on Sunday is simple: Just lose, baby.
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