""I don't even know what show he's on," Maye said of Newton. "I think they get paid to make remarks and make certain comments. I'm just worried about what people in our organization think, and worry about (what) we think and what my teammates think. People are going to have different opinions. I'm just going out there on Sunday and worrying about ourselves.""
""He's also a liar. First of all, let me tell you. Not to brag. Listen, Pardon the Interruption is the No. 1 show on ESPN spanning twenty-plus [years]. First Take is the No. 1 morning show 13 years and counting, April will be 14 years. Don't tell me you're an athlete and you don't know that. Don't tell me that you're an athlete and you don't know that Cam Newton is on this show. You're lying.""
Drake Maye and the New England Patriots are coping with major injuries while aiming to finish strong before a forthcoming bye week. Maye was asked about Cam Newton calling the Patriots "fool's gold" and said he did not know which show Newton was on and suggested pundits get paid to make remarks. Maye stated he is focused on what people in his organization and his teammates think and on preparing for games. Stephen A. Smith publicly criticized Maye, called him a liar, and defended First Take's prominence while insisting Maye should know Newton appears on the show.
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