Drake Maye's perfect fit in the Patriots' new offense and mailbag | Pats Interference

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After taking a big Xs/Os dive into the Patriots' new offense, Andrew explains why Drake Maye is a perfect fit for the system offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has brought to New England. Later, he answers your mailbag questions on Eliot Wolf, the Pats' ongoing rebuild, front office changes, and more.
0:00: Rookie Minicamp Overview
3:41: How will Drake Maye fit with Alex Van Pelt?
8:36: Mailbag
10:56: Prizepicks
11:38: Mailbag
22:23: Gametime
23:59: Mailbag
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@SalemHarbor Месяц назад

I wouldn't argue your point that Maye is a good fit for Van Pelt's offense though I do have concerns about the type of offense that Van Pelt favors especially for a rookie QB. It's basically a high risk, high reward approach that didn't favor Cleveland's passing output which was 19th in passing yards per game and dead last in both completion percentage and interceptions. Any measure of success that Cleveland had was due to a better than average rushing attack (ranked first in TOP) and offensive line (PFF ranked 1st) which is crucial for the long game. I really do hope Van Pelt makes better use of the middle of the field and short passing game than he has in the past. Do you see this happening and given the shortcomings of this roster, specifically no number one receiver and to put it mildly, a work in progress OL, do you think this is the right approach for this team at this time?