Bill Belichick has a meeting with team owner Robert Kraft and team president Jonathan Kraft scheduled for Monday, Khari Thompson of the Boston Globe reports.  This according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss.

“They’re going to be looking for some answers on why things have fallen off so dramatically this season,” Reiss said during an appearance on ESPN’s Get Up. “Robert Kraft has been very disappointed with the way this season has unfolded naturally, and people close to him relay to me that that disappointment has been so extreme to the point he has strongly considered moving on from Belichick.”

“But they also tell me that no decision has been made at this point and that’s why this final meeting will be so important,” Reiss added.

There’s a chance that Belichick could remain the Patriots’ head coach. He has already been here for more than two decades, and has a lengthy resume of past accomplishments.

The team’s performance this year has been disappointing, but with the exception of blowout losses to Dallas and New Orleans, the Patriots have been fairly competitive in most games.

That said, New England’s record is still 4-12 heading into the final game with the Jets, and those kind of results wouldn’t bode well for any coach.

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