The Patriots are on track in their continued efforts to rebuild the team. They hired Mike Vrabel as the new head coach and lead visionary on the journey. The combination of Maye and Vrabel could be the building blocks for an eventual return to prominence for the once-great organization.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye participated in his first-ever Pro Bowl event on Thursday night, but did not fair well in the "Passing the Test" challenge.

Drake Maye is more than familiar with his new offensive coordinator. When the quarterback came to New England last year, he dove into his new playbook but also watched game film from past Patriots seasons. As it turns out, those film sessions will come in handy this season when Maye is coached by Josh McDaniels for the first time.

The New England Patriots made some significant overhauls to their coaching staff this offseason, but the one addition that clearly shines above the rest is Mike

New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye being added to the 2025 Pro Bowl Games didn’t come without some controversy on Tuesday.

Drake Maye’s rookie season was undeniably promising. The 22-year-old out of North Carolina completed 66.6% of his passes for 2276 yards in 12 games, tossing 15 touchdowns to 10 interceptions with a lackluster supporting cast. Maye also ran for 421 yards and 22 first downs, and was a late addition to the Pro Bowl games.

One of McDaniels' former players shared how the Patriots offensive coordinator will help Maye as he heads into his second NFL season.

Patriots’ rookie quarterback Drake Maye was selected to the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl replacing Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson. Maye stands as the sole representative for the Patriots in the Pro Bowl as nobody else from New England was selected.

Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye came up short Thursday night in the “Passing the Test” event as part of the Pro Bowl’s revamped skills competition. Maye finished with 22 points, the lowest total among the six competing quarterbacks.