NFL Analyst Criticizes Patriots' Support for Drake Maye

The New England Patriots face criticism for their offseason moves as they seek to support rookie quarterback Drake Maye, who had a promising debut season. Despite ranking among the NFL's worst in offensive line and receiving corps last season, the Patriots have failed to acquire top talent, missing out on key players like Chris Godwin and DK Metcalf. NFL analyst Danny Parkins pointed out that while Maye showed potential with 2,276 passing yards and 15 touchdowns, the team has not provided him with a legitimate No. 1 receiver, relying instead on the addition of Mack Hollins. The Patriots did sign offensive tackle Morgan Moses to stabilize their line, yet many feel these moves are insufficient to enhance Maye's chances for success. New head coach Mike Vrabel has a more aggressive approach to free agency, which could attract players interested in teaming up with Maye. As the Patriots look ahead, they might need to rely on the draft to fill remaining gaps, raising concerns about their overall strategy.