With that, fans of the Patriots are still wondering when Mayo will hand the keys to rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who was drafted No. 3 overall. He made his much-anticipated debut against the Jets, subbing in for Brissett in the fourth quarter. He completed four of eight passes for 22 yards.

Mike Reiss is worried that playing Drake Maye behind the current New England offensive line would set the rookie quarterback back in his development.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is a living legend, and nothing is more evident of that fact than New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye patiently waiting to speak with him after last Thursday night's game.

Our latest Patriots mailbag hits on Drake Maye, the offensive line and a potential move for a veteran at the trade deadline.

The former Patriots quarterback hinted at why New England isn't rushing the rookie Maye into a starting role. The post Brian Hoyer explains Patriots’ cautious approach with Drake Maye appeared first on Boston.

Jerod Mayo said the Patriots would feel comfortable starting Drake Maye if an injury to Jacoby Brissett thrust him into action.

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo indicated the team does not plan to add a veteran quarterback at this time. He denied the possibility on Wednesday morning when speaking with media members. The first-year head coach believes rookie Drake Maye has played well enough in practice that the team doesn’t need to sign another veteran quarterback,