Overview
- During late-May OTAs, head coach Mike Vrabel reported that Maye’s command, communication and execution have shown measurable improvement.
- Maye completed 20 of 33 passes (61 percent) but missed several receivers and fumbled a snap in recent 11-on-11 drills.
- Josh McDaniels is overseeing Maye’s technical development with complex play designs while Vrabel provides overarching leadership guidance.
- New England’s defense has applied consistent pressure and frequent blitzes that have tested Maye’s decision-making and timing.
- At 22, Maye remains a work in progress but is viewed as the future leader of the Patriots’ offense, with coaches stressing the need for continued growth.