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Patriots quarterback Drake Maye improved significantly as a passer in his second season, but Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson has seen improvement elsewhere as well.
Stevenson said Maye is a much better leader than he was a year ago, growing into a commanding presence in the huddle in his second NFL season.
“He’s very mature. I was with him last year, I think he made a great jump this year in his leadership role. He’s commanding the huddle well. He’s telling the offense what he needs to see. He’s doing a great job. I’m excited for him and I’m proud of him.”
If the Patriots win on Sunday, Maye will be the youngest starting quarterback ever to win a Super Bowl. But one of the reasons the Patriots are in the Super Bowl is that Maye is already showing veteran leadership at age 23.
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