The New England Patriots are currently 5-2, with Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel to thank for that. Both form one of the NFL's top player-coach duos.

Even if the Browns are able to get after Maye and slow down New England’s offense, this is a game the Patriots should win thanks to their defense. The Browns, featuring rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel, will offer them one of the most enticing pass-rushing matchups of the season.

Drafted in 2024, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has only 19 career starts. In more than 25 percent of them, he has completed more than 80 percent of his pass attempts.

The Patriots want Drake Maye to be Drake Maye and use his legs. But it's also imperative for the quarterback to keep himself safe on his scrambles.

How Drake Maye & Co. fare against the Cleveland Browns defense will say a lot about the Patriots QB and his progress.

Drake Maye's strong start to the 2025 season has evoked some comparison to New England Patriots great Tom Brady. Just don't ask Mike Vrabel to draw any parallels.

Patriots quarterback details his growing confidence in the "hole shot" throw, defending a training format often criticized while explaining why it's become his signature weapon against specific covera

Josh McDaniels is teaching Patriots QB Drake Maye the delicate balance between competitive play and self-preservation

Drake Maye left the Patriots' Week 7 win over the Titans for a brief period of time as he was being tested for a concussion.