""He's finding ways to get everybody involved," Law said of Maye. "That's the thing that I'm most impressed about. Not only his patience and how he's handling himself in situations, he's spreading the ball around. Again, it brings us back to Tom Brady as far as not having that premier wide receiver. "He's finding ways to win. So whoever's open, [Maye's] going to get you the ball. He's making the right decisions, the right plays and that's what you need as a quarterback.""
""Let's keep it real. They're human, but some of them stink," said Law. "Some of them stink. I can't get fined. We couldn't say this while we were playing, but some need to go back to refereeing community college or something. I don't get it. Whatever the c"
Drake Maye, a 23-year-old second-year quarterback for the New England Patriots, has helped the team reach a 4-2 record and return to first place. He demonstrates patience, involves multiple targets, and consistently makes decisions that lead to wins. His ability to spread the ball without a single premier receiver draws a comparison to Tom Brady in one specific way. Maye's rising reputation has prompted MVP mentions, though those conversations are considered premature. There is also pointed criticism of NFL officiating, noting that while referees are human, some perform poorly and may need retraining or replacement.
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