Overview

• At Monday’s minicamp, Maye stayed on the field after two hours of practice to call the snap count and lead the offense through a 30-yard sprint drill.
• Coach Mike Vrabel described Maye’s leadership development as “a work in progress” and plans to put him in situations that challenge his natural abilities.
• Vrabel said effective leaders must be prepared, adaptable and attentive listeners who adjust their approach to different teammates.
• Maye said he views Year 2 as an opportunity to build on his rookie experience, earn his stripes and meet the Patriots’ high expectations after offseason staff and roster changes.
• Defensive tackle Milton Williams praised Maye’s communication and command on the field as evidence of his growing leadership.