Maye ended up playing in 13 total games in 2024, completing 66.6 percent of his pass attempts for 2,276 yards, 15 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions. He also showed off his athleticism to the tune of 421 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.

At the end of a hectic first day of the NFL’s free agency period — known as the “legal tampering window” — the New England Patriots corrected a major roster deficiency, loading up on defensive free agent talent — including Super Bowl champion interior lineman Milton Williams,

For second-year quarterback Drake Maye to truly break out in 2025, though, the Patriots should be aiming for more than base-level competency along the o-line.

In the latest mock draft on CBS Sports from Kyle Stackpole, the Patriots aren't able to land Travis Hunter but take the next best guy in Tetairoa McMillan, a 6 foot 5, smooth route-running receiver out of Arizona.

For a mailbag published on Thursday, Patriots beat writer Chris Mason of MassLive suggested that McDaniels give Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury a call

The New England Patriots are hoping to keep Drake Maye upright in year two as the team's starting quarterback.

In a recent mock draft on Fox Sports by David Helman, the Patriots aren't able to choose a top prospect, such as Travis Hunter or Abdul Carter. That leads them to trade down from pick No. 4 to pick No.

Per Over The Cap, the Patriots still have over $100 million remaining in 2025 cap room, even after handing out lucrative contracts to Milton Williams, Carlton Davis, Harold Landry, and Morgan Moses. The team with the next-most cap space for the upcoming season is the Los Angeles Chargers with $83 million.

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