Drake Maye's Player Profile

Nick Baumgardner - The Athletic - August 24th: "With ideal size (6-foot-4, 225 pounds), Maye is a powerful, lightning-quick presence in the pocket who showed outstanding processing skills in 2022. His ability to fit the ball in tight windows vertically and over the middle is elite, but the speed at which he moves from one route to another was as good as any player in college football last year."

Seth Trachtman - Yard Barker - August 25th: "Maye had a breakout season as Sam Howell's replacement at UNC with 4,321 yards passing and 38 touchdowns, plus nearly 700 yards on the ground."

Matt Miller - ESPN - August 24th: "Maye is built like Justin Herbert at 6-4 and 230 pounds and has high-end downfield passing ability and pocket mobility. He broke out in his first season as a starter for the Tar Heels in 2022, throwing 38 touchdown passes to seven interceptions."

Charlie Campbell - Walter Football - August 20th: "The 6-foot-4, 220-pounder has good size and easy arm strength to go vertical. Maye lofts balls well, showing touch and throwing his receivers open. He could be a high first-rounder in the 2024 NFL Draft."

Ian Cummings - Pro Football Network - July 25th: "Maye has a smooth, effortless throwing motion and can evade rushers and create at a high clip, despite his 6’4?, 220-pound frame. Most importantly, his ability to torque off-platform is superb. That’s an extremely underrated facet of his game, and it’s what makes him a perfect fit for the modern NFL."

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