New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo claimed rookie quarterback Drake Maye is beginning to assert himself more as a leader, following the team's 19-3 win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday. The North Carolina product helped keep the team ahead in the game ...

At a media conference on Friday, coach Jerod Mayo was asked about scheming up run-specific plays for the 22-year-old signal-caller, and he quickly batted down the idea, while leaving the door open for the possibility of such calls in the future.

Drake Maye remains in concussion protocol, but Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo hasn't ruled the quarterback out for this weekend's game against the Titans.

New England head coach Jerod Mayo provided an update on Patriots' rookie QB Drake Maye's status after concussion.

After the New England Patriots dealt with mediocre quarterback play for the first several weeks of their season, they finally turned to former UNC standout Drake Maye ahead of Week 6. Maye, New England's third overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft,

After leaving the game against the Jets due to a concussion in Week 8 of the NFL, QB Drake Maye is still uncertain about his availability for the next game. Jerod Mayo, New England Patriots HC, commented on the situation.

While Drake Maye struggled at times against the Bears, the rookie quarterback is really growing as a leader of the Patriots.

The rookie, who turned 22 in August and is the youngest starting quarterback in the NFL, has been working to find a balance in earning his teammates' respect while not overstepping his bounds.

Maye's decision to address the offense following a lackluster practice produced a "great response." The post Drake Maye discussed growing leadership role with Patriots’ offense, midweek address to team appeared first on Boston.