The New England Patriots hired Mike Vrabel earlier this offseason to be their next head coach. Normally that comes with plenty of changes, but Robert Kraft continues to try and copy that same magic that worked under Bill Belichick by hiring another former Patriots player to lead the team.

In Smith’s tirades against many athletes in the sports world, Maye caught a stray shot. While Smith would rather have Diggs join the Los Angeles Rams or the Kansas City Chiefs, he chose a developing team with a bright future.

With the focus on the upcoming NFL season, Drake Maye could lose an important teammate with the New England Patriots. It’s a time of change for the New England Patriots, following the departure of Jerod Mayo and the timely arrival of Mike Vrabel as the team’s new coach.

Patriots offensive coordinator spoke on the adjustment period Drake Maye could have in the new-look offense this offseason.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has been "smitten by" second-year quarterback Drake Maye.

Drake Maye wasn’t exactly given the tools to succeed by the New England Patriots. Sure, the team invested in offensive players, using picks on receivers and linemen to hopefully give their quarterback a shot at success when he eventually saw the field,

The offensive coordinator said the language will be different, but called concerns over learning it "overblown."

Drake Maye has not been able to talk football yet with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. That will come on Monday, when the New England Patriots officially begin their offensive program.