Josh McDaniels Highlights Drake Maye's Rare Ability

While Drake Maye has arguably been the worst starting quarterback in the NFL to start the season, his offensive coordinator has the utmost trust that he can bounce back and right the ship.

During his weekly press conference, Josh McDaniels spoke on his third-year quarterback’s ability to maintain his confidence, overcome his mistakes, and move on to the next play.

“His demeanor, his countenance, his facial expressions, his ability to interject things in meetings has not changed, and I love that about the kid,” said McDaniels.

“I think he’s blessed in that regard because there’s people that sometimes let those things weigh on them.”

While these words weren’t from Maye himself, coming from New England’s offensive coordinator, someone who sees him daily, should give New Englanders a sigh of relief that the bad plays to start the season haven’t gotten to the young quarterback’s head.

Through three games, Maye has put plenty of bad plays on tape, and it’s evident in his overall lack of production. Maye ranks in the bottom third in total yards, touchdowns, and QBR. He also leads the league with six interceptions.