Mack Brown coached Drake Maye for two years at UNC, and believes the quarterback has what it takes to win a Super Bowl for the New England Patriots.

If Drake Maye wants to win the Patriots’ starting QB job, he’ll need to check these four boxes over the spring and summer.

During an appearance on Zolak & Bertrand, Drake Maye was asked about the prospects of having a throwing contest with fellow Patriots rookie Joe Milton III, another strong-armed quarterback.

Rookie quarterback Drake Maye is coming to the New England Patriots with a lot of expectations. However, those expectations are not without merit, particularly when it relates to North Carolina head coach Mack Brown, who gave a glowing review of Maye to the Patriots.

Drake Maye faces a monumental tasks in following after Tom Brady with the New England Patriots, but one former coach of Brady's seems process.

University of North Carolina head coach Mack Brown discusses Drake Maye's ability to lead and elevate the players around him.

Even before the Patriots pulled the trigger on Drake Maye with the third-overall pick, it was assumed that free agent

Clyde Christensen, who worked with both Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, said Drake Maye possesses some of the same attributes as the two greats.

The New England Patriots' Post-Brady Era has not been as successful as the team would have hoped. And that's because they haven't been able to find anyone who remotely matches Brady's ability to lead the team on the field.

When the New England Patriots selected Drake Maye as the No. 3 overall pick in the recent NFL Draft, the buzz around his potential was palpable. Typically, a rookie quarterback like Maye heralded for his raw talent yet perceived as needing time to adapt,