After 24 seasons under legendary head coach Bill Belichick, the New England Patriots are headed in another direction, with the team parting ways with the future Hall of Famer in favor of former player Jerod Mayo taking over as the leader on the sideline.

Along with the team bringing in Mayo to be Belichick’s successor, the Patriots will officially begin the rebuilding process with Drake Maye under center, who the team selected with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft recently.

Although the rebuilding process could be extensive and will almost certainly involve some growing pains, New England still has some savvy veterans on the roster who can help lead this team forward.

One of those players is star linebacker Matthew Judon, who is anxious to get back to work even though he has grounds to make a case for a contract extension.

According to Carlos Talks Pats, Judon has no intention of holding out for a new deal with the team, as he will be ready to go come June 11 when mandatory minicamp gets underway for the Patriots.

“Hell yeah,” Judon said. “I ain’t giving no money away.”

Matthew Judon when asked if he will be attending #Patriots mandatory minicamp June 11th:

“Hell yeah. I ain’t giving no money away.”

(via @masslivenews) pic.twitter.com/r2OQnIiWJt

— Carlos Talks Pats (@LosTalksPats) May 26, 2024

Although this stance could change in the coming weeks, it seems as though Judon won’t put up a stink about his contract with the team, which obviously will make things easier for New England as the team aims to start fresh for the 2024 campaign.

It’ll be interesting to see how this rebuilding phase begins in the post-Belichick era and if the Patriots can get back to their winning ways sooner rather than later.

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