Antonio Pierce became the latest name to join a not-so-fun list Tuesday: non-interim NFL head coaches who were fired after at most one season in charge. The Las Vegas Raiders fired Pierce after a 4-13 season that included a 10-game losing streak.

Mayo was fired on Sunday after the team’s win over the Buffalo Bills, ending his tenure after just one season and a 4-13 record. The move means the Patriots will embark on another rebuild as the team tries to build an identity following the Bill Belichick-Tom Brady era.

New England’s Jerod Mayo and Jacksonville’s Doug Pederson are two NFL coaches who are out of a job, though a handful of other teams decided to stay with the status quo on a surprisingly quiet Monday following the regular season.

The NFL regular season wrapped up, but that just means plenty of teams are officially kicking off their offseason. And several of the struggling ones are beginning with massive changes up top, specifically at the head coach position.

Jerod Mayo lost his job after a disappointing first season as head coach of the Patriots. Keep up with reaction to Robert Kraft's decision and other moves around the league.

Black Monday is a sobering event in the NFL — coaches are fired, families will be uprooted, and changes are made throughout organizations across the league. However, these moves have a significant impact on teams across the NFL,

The Patriots shockingly fired Jerod Mayo on Sunday and now they will begin a search for their next head coach.