Drake Maye, Patriots offense looking to find rhythm after slow start

Quarterback Drake Maye and the New England Patriots offense are working to find their rhythm following a difficult start to the season. Through the first two games, New England is averaging only 11.5 points per game and ranks 23rd in EPA per play. Maye has thrown four interceptions across the opening two contests as the offense searches for consistency.

Head coach Mike Vrabel emphasized on Wednesday that Maye must remain decisive and distribute the football quickly without forcing plays. After throwing three fourth-quarter interceptions against the Seattle Seahawks, Maye hesitated on downfield opportunities in the following game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, though both Maye and Vrabel remain focused on sparking an offensive turnaround.