Patriots Drake Maye Apparently Looks Even Better Than He Did Last Year originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Quarterback Drake Maye had a very impressive season in his sophomore campaign for the New England Patriots last year, making the All-Pro Second Team, finishing second in the MVP voting, and making it to a Super Bowl. Maye, who threw for 31 touchdowns and nine interceptions, led the AFC in completion percentage at 72% and also threw for 4,394 yards, looked to be a star already at just 23 years old.Fast forward to this season, there's hope that not only can Maye continue playing at the level he did a year ago, but possibly even take a step up.It's a tough ask for a young man to do so, given what we saw him do a year ago, but according to the latest from a Patriots reporter, there's a sense that he looks even more comfortable throughout the early stages of training camp.QB Drake Maye: This may seem like a small thing, but Maye looks even more comfortable than last season and he has been able to do more. More command over the offense. More familiarity in the scheme. More on his plate. That should lead to another great season, Chad Graff wrote.If Maye truly looks more comfortable and he forms a good bond with newly acquired wide receiver A.J. Brown, the rest of the league should be put on notice as soon as possible.This is a kid who already has all the tools in the world, and that's without factoring in that last season's wide receiver core was simply average, at best.If Brown can be that true WR1 and he and Maye figure things out, it's scary to think about what could happen.More PatriotsLatest PatriotsnewsTom Brady's Patriots legacy: How legendary QB set new standardComplete history of Patriots championships