Drake Maye

New England signed Brissett to a one-year, $8 million contract this offseason.

As teams open training camps, The Athletic's NFL Power Rankings are here. It's no surprise at the top, but the Houston Texans are looming.

Maye, the No. 3 pick in the draft, is the Patriots' future at quarterback. But can he be the starter in Week 1?

With New England's spring practices and the offseason program behind us, here's our attempt at picking the Week 1 team.

Patrick Mahomes' new playmakers, Kirk Cousins' new home and a host of rookie QBs getting their NFL footing highlight the NFL's offseason.

New coaches are teaching new players a new scheme. It's going to take time for the New England offense to find a rhythm.

If Monday is any indication, there is absolutely a path for Maye to win the job from Jacoby Brissett during training camp.

Maye, the No. 3 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, took second team reps during Tuesday's minicamp session.

A look at the four traits that coordinator Alex Van Pelt will bring to the new-look Patriots offense.

Despite Maye's continued progress, Brissett remains QB1 for the Patriots. Also, two lesser known wide receivers impressed Wednesday.

When will the Patriots name No. 3 pick Maye their starting quarterback? We explore the pros and cons of Jerod Mayo's options.

Our preseason top-50 board stands as an unofficial scouting start. Eight months later, how did that board hold up at the 2024 NFL Draft?

New Patriots coach Jerod Mayo set the stage for an interesting competition at wide receiver this offseason, plus much, much more.

History suggests Caleb Williams has a good chance of succeeding, but the odds are against the rest of a historic 2024 rookie QB class.

Brissett might be the Patriots' starting QB in Week 1. But his role is bigger than that. He also has to help get Drake Maye up to speed.

Aaron Rodgers and the Jets are going to live in the spotlight in 2024. But with all that attention comes some stiff tests.

New mottos on the wall and a basketball hoop in the locker room won't make the Patriots better. But they're signs of change under Mayo.

Pats coach Jerod Mayo knows Maye has a long way to go before being considered a franchise QB, “But I have no doubt he will put in the time.”