Drake Maye, a second-year quarterback for the Patriots, is receiving praise from his new offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, for his promise and work ethic during early OTA practices. Maye's ability to learn from mistakes and maintain a positive attitude has been highlighted as key to his development. After a rocky start during drills, including throwing several interceptions, he rebounded strongly, completing a high percentage of his passes and connecting with star receiver Stefon Diggs. These practices offer an early glimpse at players adjusting to new roles before training camp begins.
"He's doing really well. He's very smart, works really hard. I think the quarterback room in general is really, really good in terms of putting the time and effort in at this time of the year."
"Because you have a play that didn't go the right way, and you learn from it. The biggest key for us going forward is when we learn from a mistake, can we go out there the next day and not repeat the same error?"
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