Good to hear. Hopefully he can build on this.
Maye entered Thursday coming off his two toughest practices of the offseason. The No. 3 overall pick went 8-of-15 on Tuesday, where the entire offense struggled, and before that, on Monday, finished 3-of-11 with an interception.
On Day 7 of Patriots camp, Maye bounced back. The rookie finished 7-of-10 overall and looked more accurate and efficient during Thursday?s practice.
For the offense, most of this day was in the red zone. Maye went 5-of-6 in full-team drills. That included nice throws to DeMario Douglas downfield and Mitchell Wilcox in the end zone. His one incomplete pass in 11-on-11s was a low throw to Douglas.
In 7-on-7s, Maye finished 2-of-4 with touchdowns to LaMichael Pettway and K.J. Osborn. He should?ve had a third touchdown, but after hitting JuJu Smith-Schuster, Marcus Jones smacked the ball out of the receiver?s hands.
Jacoby Brissett had a steady day with the top unit. The veteran went 8-of-13 overall. In full-team drills, Brissett went 5-of-8 with touchdowns to Rhamondre Stevenson, Antonio Gibson, and Osborn.
In 7-on-7s, Brissett went 3-of-5. He connected with Hunter Henry for back-to-back scores and finished with a touchdown to Tyquan Thornton.
Joe Milton III and Bailey Zappe split reps. Milton received one period of 7-on-7 work and looked efficient, completing 3-of-5 passes. He hit Kayshon Boutte, Ja?Lynn Polk, and Kawaan Baker for touchdowns.
Zappe received one period of 11-on-11 work. He finished 1-of-4 with a touchdown to Boutte.
