Patriots Exec Eliot Wolf Discusses Drake Maye's Starting Timeline and Team Spending
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The New England Patriots are taking a patient, collaborative approach to developing rookie quarterback Drake Maye, with no immediate plans to start him. Executive Eliot Wolf emphasized that the decision on Maye's readiness will involve input from various team members, including head coach Jerod Mayo. Currently, Jacoby Brissett is taking the first reps, and the team is focused on supporting all their quarterbacks. The Patriots' approach contrasts with their past decisions and the immediate starts expected for other top draft picks like Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels.
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