Speaking after Sunday's loss to the Bills, Drake Maye vouched for both Jerod Mayo and Alex Van Pelt after weeks of criticism.

"I think it’s some BS to be quite honest," Drake Maye said about the criticism directed toward Patriots coaches.

Maye and the Patriots are set to take on the Buffalo Bills in Week 16. Of course, that means that the rookie signal caller

A week after Alex Van Pelt said they didn't use Drake Maye as a runner to keep him healthy, the quarterback had several designed run plays against the Bills

In recent weeks, Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo, as well as offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt and defensive coordinator DeMarcus Covington have come under fire from fans and the media, and after losing their fifth game in a row, those comments probably won't quiet.

After a back-and-forth contest that saw the Buffalo Bills hold on for a close 24-21 win over the New England Patriots, a frustrated Drake Maye spoke to the press about the "external chatter" around the team concerning the futures of head coach Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt.

Patriots quarterbacks coach T.C. McCartney can't believe how quickly Drake Maye processes information this early in his career.

Drake Maye was frustrated that the Patriots lost again, falling to the Bills 24-21 in Buffalo. But the quarterback called the conversations around the futures of head coach Jerod Mayo and offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt "BS" and said that he's proud to be a Patriot.

Drake Maye has done his best to avoid the noise surrounding the future job status of his New England Patriots coaches. But the noise he has heard, he does not believe. “Just trying to block out that noise,