""Drake Maye is, to me, about as perfect of a prospect that I have ever seen in 15 years at ESPN," Hasselbeck said in 2023."
""I think I said to you back then, the hot takes aren't really me. That's not what I've done over the last 18 years or so, so I appreciate the victory lap. I usually don't get those. I hear it when I'm wrong a lot, so I appreciate you for bringing that back.""
""The physical tools were obviously there," Hasselbeck said, when asked what he saw in Maye. "That was a no-brainer, and that's the case a lot of times with guys. They're just physically talented and that type of thing. "But I think there were oth"
Drake Maye emerged as an MVP candidate in his second NFL season. The Patriots drafted him third overall and their offense improved from one of the league's worst to seventh in scoring at 27.2 points per game. Maye's 6-foot-4, 230-pound frame combines deep-ball accuracy, explosive-play production, and running ability, creating a difficult-to-defend dual-threat. The team is on an eight-game winning streak largely boosted by the developing passing attack. Maye drew both high praise and early criticism coming out of UNC, but his physical tools and playmaking have validated the investment.
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