In his first interview since the end of the regular season, the Patriots Campo Marshal, Drake Maye, addressed team training changes and how he plans to improve in 2025.
Maye spoke with Siriusxm This week during the Pro Bowl games in Orlando, Florida, where he participated as an alternative. The 22 -year -old field seafood confirmed that he listened to Mike Vrabel since Vrababe replaced Jerod Mayo as coach of the Patriots.
“(Vratabel) contacted me, we put ourselves on the phone. It has been incredible, ”said Maye. “Obviously, a guy who has done it, played in the league, won a Super Bowl; you have a respect for what he has done and saw what he has done. I think the most important thing is that he has been a chief coach, and He knows how it is.
Vratabel spent this week at Senior Bowl, an annual showcase for university perspectives in Mobile, Alabama, where executives of the Eliot Wolf office, Ryan Cowden and Matt Groh were joined.
In the coming weeks and months, Maye will work in close collaboration with Vrababel and Josh McDaniels, his second offensive coordinator in so many NFL seasons. McDaniels was one of Vrabel’s first hiring, and it is expected to install a version of the offensive he directed in New England during his two previous periods as an offensive coordinator of 2012-21 and 2006-08. Maye said she is anxious to immerse yourself in the teams of the team and learn the McDaniels system.
“The coach McDaniels, obviously, what he has done and the success he has had, I have the luck of power for a boy to come to a high level and learn from him to train one of the best, the best of all The times my opinion, Tom (Brady), ”said Maye.
“So I have a great opportunity to return (enter) all those years of film that it has in the small database; They are all his calls, all the things of coach McDaniels and what he did with Tom. So it is a luck for me to return and study it and prepare for the next season. “
As rookieMaye completed 66.6% of its passes for 2,276 yards, 15 touchdowns and 10 interceptions in 13 games. Looking towards the future, he identified two areas of personal growth that plans to emphasize this low season.
“Touching my position, you must be in tune in each situation. He is in you, ”he said. “Those guys are looking at you, the other 10 types in the field, it is your work to put things and put things on the right page. So, I think that situational football and continue growing as a leader. “
Earlier this month, Vrababe was excited about Maye’s ability in an interview with ESPN, indicating that he is so anxious to work with the young Quarterback as Maye now sounds with him.
“I think (Maye) is young, talented, willing to learn. I think there is a hardness for him. There is a set of incredible skills to mold and make our football team lead our offensive, “Vrababel told ESPN.” There is talent for the arm. There is athletics. Certainly, we have to be great around her and we will continue pressing it as much as it leaves us. ”
