New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye didn't waste his Pro Bowl trip without at least taking the opportunity to potentially recruit players to Foxborough. When appearing on "Up & Adams," the for

Speaking at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, Drake Maye stressed that he's ready to compete under Mike Vrabel's "hard coaching".

Teammate Christian Gonzalez called him a superstar, one that could elevate the team to playoff contention as soon as next season. Coach Mike Vrabel listed him as one of the reasons he was interested in taking the job. Former players expressed confidence that the return of offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels will only maximize Maye.

Few people know Josh McDaniels' offense better than Bill O’Brien. He's bullish on what Drake Maye can accomplish in it.

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Drake Maye had a relatively strong rookie season, but the New England Patriots quarterback recognized that he still has a ways to go before reaching the next level. In an appearance on The Athletic’s Scoop City,

Drake Maye will have a new offense to run and a new offensive coordinator coaching it during his second season with the New England Patriots. Josh McDaniels is back in Foxboro for his third stint as Patriots offensive coordinator.