The Patriots coaching staff needs to show progress as well in the final six games. Against the Rams, Sean McVay badly out-schemed Mayo. That can’t keep happening. Offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has seemingly been better in recent weeks, but defensive coordinator DeMarcus Covington’s unit ranks among the bottom 10 in the league.

Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay had high praise for New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye following the Rams’ 28-22 win over the Patriots on Sunday.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has been impressive since taking over for Jacoby Brissett in Week 6.

Since taking over for veteran Jacoby Brissett, Maye has energized the Patriots' offense with his strong arm and playmaking ability.

"I feel good about the trajectory that he’s on," Mayo said of the Patriots' rookie quarterback. The post Jerod Mayo refutes report about Krafts seeking outside advice to help develop Drake Maye appeared first on Boston.

The New England Patriots have been very pleased with what they have seen from rookie quarterback Drake Maye since he took over the starting job from Jacoby Brissett. Not only has he helped take the offense to another level,

New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo fired back at a report that teams owners went outside the organization asking for help developing Drake Maye.

Jerod Mayo believes reports that Patriots ownership has consulted outside sources about how to develop Drake Maye are false.

The New England Patriots fell to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday afternoon, but once again, rookie quarterback Drake Maye showed some flashes of brilliance. Yes,

Are Robert Kraft and ownership in the right to be seeking advice outside the organization on Drake Maye? Tom E. Curran reacts to Albert Breer's report.