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The Patriots' quarterback spoke about the things he appreciates living in New England, and the secrets behind his downfield success.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye appeared on Fox Sports' "Gronk and Jules Show" for an interview with former Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman. Ahead of New England's upcoming matchup with Green Bay, the pair discussed Maye's downfield passing technique, overcoming early season struggles, and how receivers can build trust with him on the field.
Maye also shared his appreciation for living in New England, highlighting his enjoyment of the changing fall leaves, snow, and local dining spots such as Regina Pizzeria. After starting the season 1-2, the Patriots have won four of their past five games, driven by increased preparation and mutual confidence.
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