The New England Patriots are taking Drake Maye's development seriously to avoid the mistakes they made in the past. On Wednesday, Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer revealed the Kraft family had called people to ask about the best ways to handle and develop a young quarterback.

All indications are that he can be a franchise quarterback, and that by itself means this season is a success.

The Patriots have had a rough 2024 season but there is reason for optimism when it comes to their rookie quarterback.

While Drake Maye struggled at times against the Bears, the rookie quarterback is really growing as a leader of the Patriots.

The Patriots were better off getting the No. 3 pick, and Maye, in the 2024 NFL Draft. Williams was perceived as the no-brainer first choice when selected by Chicago.

The New England Patriots are prioritizing the development of rookie quarterback Drake Maye this season. They have even gone as far as seeking outside help on how to handle a young quarterback, per a report from NFL insider Albert Breer.

Former NFL quarterback and current analyst Dan Orlovsky discussed how Drake Maye has improved since the start of springtime workouts.

The rookie, who turned 22 in August and is the youngest starting quarterback in the NFL, has been working to find a balance in earning his teammates' respect while not overstepping his bounds.

David Andrews, a teammate of Maye's and a captain for the team, spoke out with a bold take about the rookie signal caller. He even drew a comparison between Maye and Tom Brady. "T