Slumps are common for second-year quarterbacks in the NFL, but fortunately, so are leaps. And it continues to grow inevitable that we'll see more of the latter from Drake Maye in his second season with the Patriots. Maye did as much as he could with practically nothing as a rookie, but in Year Two, Eliot Wolf and Mike Vrabel have set their second-year quarterback up for a strong sophomore campaign.
Mike Vrabel conducted a masterful off-season, adding better players everywhere. He beefed up a low-ranking defense by adding playmakers at every level from the D-line and edge, to the linebacking corps and defensive backfield.
"We're happy. The real season hasn't started yet, but the preparation has been carried out with great attention, care for details, and maximum commitment. The atmosphere across the board is very positive; we're ready to start with a strong desire for redemption after a negative year for us."
"Technical Director Johan Lange says he has a 'very, very good feeling' after helping put the backroom team together, including one coach who was only appointed by England manager Thomas Tuchel five months ago."},{
It's important to remember that coaching a team is a collective effort and not solely the responsibility of the head coach, Vincent Kompany.