Heading into his second training camp in New England, Maye is the undisputed No. 1 quarterback on the Patriots’ roster and a prime candidate for the famous second-year jump. If he can make it, a significant jump in performance should be expected. If not, however, the pressure will keep mounting.

FOXBOROUGH — Although there has been plenty of shuffling along the Patriots’ offensive line the first four practices of training camp, rookie Jared Wilson is emerging as a serious candidate to crack the starting lineup sooner rather than later.

Phil Perry breaks down everything he saw from Drake Maye and the Patriots offense Saturday during Day 4 of training camp.

Drake Maye was almost perfect at Thursday’s training camp practice, plus tons of other Patriots notes in the Herald’s full recap.

A new NFL season means it’s a chance for players to turn the page. For several Patriots players, that’s a good thing. The 2022 season was frustrating on many levels in New England. Now, the ...

The veteran wideout has looked healthy and fluid so far, but the rest of the receiving corps (and the offensive line) has some work to do.

Drake Maye tossed not one, but two, touchdowns of 50+ yards during Saturday’s training camp practice, the Patriots’ fourth and most competitive to date. Maye first hit speedy receiver Javon Baker down the middle to help close a 7-on-7 period, then found DeMario Douglas on a scramble-drill play in 11-on-11s.