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Drake Maye burst onto the scene as a rookie in 2024, and while his QB22 finish (17.5 points per game) doesn't scream elite, the context is everything. In his 10 full starts, he averaged 24.1 points -- good for QB7 pace over a full season. The standout? His legs. Maye racked up around 400 rushing yards, landing in the top 10 among QBs despite missing time, and his arm held up with a shaky supporting cast.
Heading into 2025, the Patriots handed him a revamped offense: a beefed-up O-line with first-round tackle Will Campbell, plus Stefon Diggs and rookie Kyle Williams as new toys. Josh McDaniels' scheme loves to stretch the field, and Maye's got the cannon to match. It's completely reasonable to assume that Maye could approach 4000 passing yards, 25 TDs, and a boosted 550-plus rushing yards with a couple of scores on the ground. That's mid-range QB1 territory with top-five upside if Diggs clicks early. The only hiccup might be syncing with a post-ACL Diggs, but this offense is miles better than last year's mess. He's a fun, high-upside option who may also give you enough floor to make him an intriguing QB1 this season.
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