The Surprising Stat Drake Maye Quietly Dominated Last Season That No One Noticed

The Surprising Stat Drake Maye Quietly Dominated Last Season That No One Noticed

Drake Maye finished last season with a stat that’s about as flattering as a soggy toast at breakfast — nearly 30% of his passing yards came in what’s dubbed “garbage time,” when the game’s outcome was already set in stone. Now, I’m not saying the guy was just throwing chuck-it passes after the cavalry had charged off into the sunset, but it does make you wonder: how much of that shiny rookie stat line was built in moments that really mattered? As the Patriots gear up for Year Two with a beefed-up offense and coaching staff, the pressure’s on Maye not just to replicate that potential, but to cut down on the fluff and start delivering when the heat’s truly on — because let’s face it, no team’s impressed by points that come after the buzzer’s sung. Can this young signal-caller flip the script and become the leader New England desperately needs? Time to find out.

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