Mayo has consistently pointed to offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt as the one spearheading Maye’s development under center. So the report that ownership potentially colored outside of the lines raised more than a few eyebrows.

New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo told the media on Wednesday that offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt deserves the most credit for rookie quarterback Drake Maye’s development so far this season.

Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo believes no one in the organization deserves more credit for Drake Maye’s development than OC Alex Van Pelt.

"I feel good about the trajectory that he’s on," Mayo said of the Patriots' rookie quarterback. The post Jerod Mayo refutes report about Krafts seeking outside advice to help develop Drake Maye appeared first on Boston.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has been impressive since taking over for Jacoby Brissett in Week 6. Despite the team sporting a 2–4 record since the switch, the rookie has brought a necessary spark to the offense.

New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo fired back at a report that teams owners went outside the organization asking for help developing Drake Maye.

New England’s defense allowed four passing touchdowns by Matthew Stafford, and receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua each had over 100 yards.

Jerod Mayo believes reports that Patriots ownership has consulted outside sources about how to develop Drake Maye are false.

During his weekly Monday appearance on WEEI, New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo adamantly denied a report from Albert Breer, where he claimed the Krafts sought outside help on a development plan for rookie quarterback Drake Maye.