2024 Pass/Rush Stats
YDS
2276
TD
15
INT
10
YDS
421
TD
2
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2025 Fantasy Outlook
Maye, the third pick in the 2024 Draft, began last season behind Jacoby Brissett but took over the starting job for good by Week 6. He fought through knee and hand injuries and a concussion, plus he struggled with interceptions (3.0 INT percentage, seventh-highest), but overall he did enough to inspire much hope among the Patriots faithful. Maye’s 72.8 on-target percentage ranked 18th, and his 66.6 completion percentage was 13th. That was built on a lot of short passes, though. His average target depth was 7.3 yards (23rd), with nearly 70 percent of his attempts going less than 10 yards downfield. It’s perhaps surprising Maye’s strong arm wasn’t put to better use, but the Patriots lacked downfield weapons -- well, any weapons -- and the coaching staff was so ineffective that it got flushed after just one season. Proven offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, back in New England for the third time, should greatly benefit Maye, and the Patriots upgraded their roster with free agents WR Stefon Diggs (assuming he’s healthy after an ACL injury last year), RT Morgan Moses and C Garrett Bradbury. They then drafted LT Will Campbell (fourth overall), RB TreVeyon Henderson (38th) and WR Kyle Williams (69th). The latter’s 4.4 speed may give Maye the deep threat he lacked last year. Maye also has good wheels (7.8 YPC on 54 rushes) and loves to scramble, which may be his ticket to establishing value in single-QB leagues. Read Past Outlooks
RANKS
Signed a four-year, $36.64 million contract with the Patriots in May of 2024.
Not suited up Thursday
Maye isn't in uniform in advance of Thursday's preseason game at the Giants, Doug Kyed of the Boston Herald reports.
ANALYSIS
Maye logged two drives apiece in both of the Patriots' first two exhibitions, completing seven of 12 passes for 58 yards, no touchdowns and no interceptions, rushing twice for 16 yards and a TD and losing a fumble. He thus has a number of reps under his belt ahead of his second campaign after throwing for 2,276 yards and a 15:10 TD:INT on 66.6 percent passing and turning 54 carries into 421 yards and two scores in 13 regular-season appearances (12 starts) as a rookie.
Maye logged two drives apiece in both of the Patriots' first two exhibitions, completing seven of 12 passes for 58 yards, no touchdowns and no interceptions, rushing twice for 16 yards and a TD and losing a fumble. He thus has a number of reps under his belt ahead of his second campaign after throwing for 2,276 yards and a 15:10 TD:INT on 66.6 percent passing and turning 54 carries into 421 yards and two scores in 13 regular-season appearances (12 starts) as a rookie.
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225 lbsHand Length
9.13 inArm Length
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2024 Fantasy Outlook
The Patriots made Maye the third overall pick in this year’s draft, hoping he’s the QB of the future that Mac Jones failed to be. Jones, the 15th overall pick in 2021, was traded in March to Jacksonville. Maye will compete for the starting job with free-agent acquisition Jacoby Brissett. Even if Maye isn’t the Week 1 starter, he likely will be under center at some point. At 6-4, 223, Maye has prototypical size, with a strong and talented arm that can both attack defenses deep and slip balls into tight windows. Scouts praised his vision and anticipation, and he’s an athletic dual threat who rushed for 1,147 yards and 16 TDs his last two years at North Carolina. Maye is a bit of a gunslinger, prone to ill-advised passes, and inconsistent mechanics and poor footwork at times hurt his accuracy, especially on routine short throws. But the Patriots have time to develop that while Brissett handles QB duty. The bigger issue is a lack of playmakers. The WR depth chart is topped by Kendrick Borne, who is coming off an ACL injury, and Demario Douglas, a 2023 sixth-round pick who failed to score last season. Second-round rookie Ja’Lynn Polk might already be the best wide receiver, and tight end Hunter Henry could be the No. 2 target. Maye, however, at least gives the Patriots hope in the post-Belichick era.
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Leads TD drive Saturday
Maye completed four of seven passes for 46 yards in Saturday's 20-12 preseason win over the Vikings.
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Better with legs than arm
Maye completed three of five passes for 12 yards in Friday's 48-18 preseason win over the Commanders. He added two rushing attempts for 16 yards and a touchdown but also lost a fumble.
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On track to see snaps Friday
Based on warmups, Evan Lazar of the Patriots' official site notes that Maye worked with the team's top offense.
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Expected to see snaps Friday
The expectation is that Maye will see some action in Friday's preseason opener against the Commanders, Phil Perry of NBC Sports Boston reports.
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Finding stride in minicamp
Maye has looked sharp in practice of late, according to Evan Lazar of Patriots.com.
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Exceedingly sharp early in camp
Maye has yet to throw an interception through seven training camp practices, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.
ANALYSIS
The second-year signal-caller has received positive reviews throughout the offseason, and he certainly seems to have carried over the momentum into training camp. Maye got his feet wet in the NFL last season by appearing in 13 games overall and starting 12 of them, and the inexperience that helped lead to 10 interceptions over that span appears to have naturally waned with the valuable rookie reps. Reiss reports Maye's most impressive throw Wednesday was a 35-yard rope to rookie receiver Kyle Williams, who was bracketed by two defenders.
The second-year signal-caller has received positive reviews throughout the offseason, and he certainly seems to have carried over the momentum into training camp. Maye got his feet wet in the NFL last season by appearing in 13 games overall and starting 12 of them, and the inexperience that helped lead to 10 interceptions over that span appears to have naturally waned with the valuable rookie reps. Reiss reports Maye's most impressive throw Wednesday was a 35-yard rope to rookie receiver Kyle Williams, who was bracketed by two defenders.