Former New England Patriots running back James White shared his thoughts on rookie quarterback Drake Maye during an episode of “The Money Down Podcast.” The North Carolina product has been making waves across the league with multiple veterans singing his praises on a weekly basis. You can now add the three-time Super Bowl champion to that list.

Meanwhile, Drake Maye has put the league on notice as a dual threat since taking over the starting job in mid-October. But this week, Maye lamented his turnovers (11), now more than his passing touchdowns (10).

Drake Maye has shown an incredible ability to utilize his legs this season, and the New England Patriots are loving what they are seeing from him in that regard

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Here are nine Patriot-related reasons to be thankful this holiday season: 1. Drake Maye. Patriots offensive coor

Christensen, Maye's QB coach, used to be at the center of the Patriots-Colts rivalry in the days of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — It’s easy to look at the final score and rip the Patriots for a near total no-show in Miami Sunday, and no doubt, they deserve to be ripped. Penalties, turnovers and defensive ineptitude damned them in every aspect of a 34-15 loss that wasn’t nearly as close as the score indicated.

The Patriots took two more rookies late in the draft. Quarterback Joe Milton III, a sixth-rounder, has yet to be active as the third-stringer behind Maye and Jacoby Brissett. Bell has played 33 offensive snaps with one 1-yard catch.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt isn't giving Drake Maye a pass for the numerous turnovers. Many have chalked those struggles up to a rookie quarterback learning at the NFL level.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye isn't buying into any superstitions as New England prepares to face the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday afternoon in Foxborough, Mass. Maye, the third overall pick in

Maye is tied for sixth in the NFL with 11 turnovers. He’s lost four fumbles and had thrown 11 interceptions. He ranks third among qualified quarterbacks with a 4.6% turnover-worthy play rate, which is a PFF metric. Since taking over the starting role in Week 6, he leads quarterbacks with 14 turnover-worthy plays.