New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has revealed one of his plans for the upcoming 2022-23 season regarding his staff. According to Belichick, he will work without an offensive or defensive coordinator this season.

“I’m not big on titles,” Belichick answered when asked about additional coaching staff for the Patriots on Monday, via the Boston Globe. “We don’t have to call any (plays) for a while.”

New England’s longtime offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels left this offseason to become head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders.

Former defensive coordinator Matt Patricia decided to go to Detroit in 2018. However, after he was fired by the Lions at the end of last season, Patricia returned to the Patriots’ coaching staff. Former New York Giants head coach Joe Judge has also joined the staff.

Both Patricia and Judge will be in charge of offensive strategies, despite the fact that Patricia is more familiar with defense, while Judge knows special teams.

“It’s important that all our players get good coaching,” Belichick said via Sportsnaut and CBS Sports. “And we plan on doing that.”

Patriots young quarterback Mac Jones, who is entering his second season in the NFL, really needs a steady voice in the locker room this season.

Stephen Belichick has been helping his father with defensive play-calleing duties since 2020, though his official title in New England is as an outside linebackers coach.