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saw this on pft this morning,
So Maye is improving, per Curran. Thats a good thing. I am happy to hear it. Will be happier to see it in Camp and the preseason,
And Mayo & The Pats are still considering Brisket to be the starter for the season - This is also a (very) good thing.
Brisket should be under center at the beginning of the year, even if we all know Maye is the better player at that time. That's why he was brought to New England. Let him take the lumps while Maye continues to progress. Let him take the lumps while the (left side?) of the OL get settled (i think the LT spot will be a variation of musical chairs while the best candidate for the position is identified in actual games).
I understand the desire to see what Maye brings to the table in real games, but the longer we hold off installing him as the starter, the better off he will be in the long run... Mayo has to give him every advantage to succeed, even if that means keeping him on the bench for a while...
Drake Maye improved during the offseason, but Jacoby Brissett is still expected to start
Pats will be giving third overall pick time to sit and learn.
www.nbcsports.com
Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye is a project, and although the early indications are that he’s taking well to coaching in New England, he’s unlikely to be QB1 for the Patriots in Week One.
Jacoby Brissett is a -300 favorite to be the Patriots’ Week One starter. Maye is a +220 underdog, via DraftKings.com.
Still, Maye’s improvement from the start of rookie minicamp in May to the end of offseason practices a month later was noticeable, according to Tom Curran of NBCSportsBoston.com. Maye’s footwork, timing and accuracy all got better as he worked with the Patriots’ coaching staff.
So Maye is improving, per Curran. Thats a good thing. I am happy to hear it. Will be happier to see it in Camp and the preseason,
And Mayo & The Pats are still considering Brisket to be the starter for the season - This is also a (very) good thing.
Brisket should be under center at the beginning of the year, even if we all know Maye is the better player at that time. That's why he was brought to New England. Let him take the lumps while Maye continues to progress. Let him take the lumps while the (left side?) of the OL get settled (i think the LT spot will be a variation of musical chairs while the best candidate for the position is identified in actual games).
I understand the desire to see what Maye brings to the table in real games, but the longer we hold off installing him as the starter, the better off he will be in the long run... Mayo has to give him every advantage to succeed, even if that means keeping him on the bench for a while...












