In his first year playing under offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, quarterback Drake Maye started 21 games as he led the Patriots to the Super Bowl while finishing second in MVP voting.
After seeing what Maye was capable of during his breakout season, opposing defenses are now adjusting.
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“There’s evidence of things he does, things he does in our offense, things we use him to do, how we use our players, etc,” McDaniels said Thursday. “I think there’s a natural progression in this league because the coaches on the other teams, the players on the other teams are so talented and when you have a year like Drake did last year…
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