Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney has suggested Steve Borthwick will have the summer to inspire a response to England's worst ever Six Nations.
Former England head coach Eddie Jones believes sacking Steve Borthwick would be "foolhardy" despite a poor Guinness Six Nations campaign.
Former World Cup winner Will Greenwood says he expects England to stick with head coach Steve Borthwick despite a shocking Six Nations campaign.
It is being touted as the most entertaining Six Nations ever, and looking at the pre-tournament script compared to the end credits, you can see just why.
Steve Borthwick faces a Rugby Football Union Review after his England side's Six Nations defeat to France on Saturday.
England fell agonisingly short of a famous victory as Thomas Ramos' last-gasp penalty saw France snatch a stunning 48-46 victory to retain their Six Nations title.
Maro Itoje insists England are "going places" despite enduring their worst Six Nations campaign.