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Patriots coach McDaniels stuns Colts with U-turn

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LOS ANGELES: New England Patriots coach Josh McDaniels stunned the Indianapol­is Colts on Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila), dramatical­ly reversing an earlier decision to join the franchise and opting to stay in Boston.

worst-kept secrets in the NFL earlier Tuesday, saying Patriots offensive coordinato­r McDaniels had agreed to join the Colts as head coach.

- triots quarterbac­k Tom Brady and a key lieutenant of head coach Bill Belichick, was due to be formally unveiled at a press conference on Wednesday.

But in a shocking U-turn late Tuesday, the Colts announced that McDaniels, 41, had changed his mind.

“After agreeing to contract terms to become the Indianapol­is Colts’ new head coach, New England Patriots assistant coach Josh McDaniels this evening informed us that he would not be joining our team,” the Colts said in a statement. Josh McDaniels talks with Dion Lewis No. 33 prior to Super Bowl LII against the Philadelph­ia Eagles at US Bank Stadium in Minneapoli­s, Minnesota.

“Although we are surprised and disappoint­ed, we will resume our head coaching search immediatel­y

McDaniels’s departure was one of the most prominent offseason changes expected at the Patriots, who suffered an upset 41-33 defeat to the Philadelph­ia Eagles in Sunday’s Super Bowl.

However, ESPN reported that Patriots owner Robert Kraft had lobbied McDaniels to rethink, and ultimately persuaded him to stay with an offer of an improved contract.

with the Patriots in two separate stints with the franchise.

On Monday, Patriots defensive co departure. He will join the Detroit Lions as head coach.

The Patriots, meanwhile, may also face personnel changes, with star tight end Rob Gronkowski hinting he may retire in the aftermath of Sunday’s Super Bowl loss in Minneapoli­s.

future for sure,” Gronkowski told reporters. “I’m going to sit down in the next couple of weeks and see where I’m at,” he added.

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