The New England Patriots and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels are expected to instal a "special" package of plays for QB Drake Maye.

The New England Patriots continued their offseason workout program on Monday as they kicked off the third and final week of organized team activities. Taking to the practice fields behind Gillette Stadium,

New England Patriots offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, gives some positive thoughts on quarterback, Drake Maye's OTAs performance.

The Patriots second-year quarterback had more downs than ups in two open practices. In the first open OTA session, Maye threw four interceptions before settling down. That day was surprising because the young quarterback threw only three turnovers in five open practices last offseason as a rookie.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye suffered through a new set of struggles during the latest day of OTAs.

New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry shared his honest reaction to Drake Maye's four interceptions at OTAs practice.

After McDaniels spoke, Maye proved his offensive coordinator right. The 22-year-old had his best practice of the spring, completing 87.5% (14-of-16) of his passes against the Patriots defense during competitive team drills. Out of his two incomplete passes, one was broken up by Jaylinn Hawkins, who made a nice play.

New England Patriots legends, Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman, urge caution when setting expectations for quarterback, Drake Maye.

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