NFL Offseason Highlights QB Growth and Veteran Stability

NFL offseason workouts have showcased both seasoned veterans and developing young quarterbacks. In Cleveland, Joe Flacco's experience made him the most comfortable at Browns OTAs, while rookie Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett had mixed results. For the New England Patriots, second-year QB Drake Maye overcame an early practice with four interceptions by later completing 14-of-16 passes, earning praise from offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels for his resilience and ability to learn from mistakes. The Patriots' coaching staff remains focused on Maye's internal progress rather than external expectations. Additionally, Giants rookie running back Cam Skattebo attracted attention with his off-field unfamiliarity with NFL legends, highlighting his youth as he prepares to contribute to New York's running game. Overall, teams are balancing veteran stability with the growth of younger players during offseason preparations.