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Though Not Yet Draft-Eligible, Drake Maye Wowed Scouts On Pro Day


Pro Day at UNC on Monday wasn’t about , but he threw to receivers, and stood out to the 45 NFL people on hand. So did and , a pair of former UNC receivers who have turned heads. Downs could slide into the first round of the draft. Maye, however, got a one-year head start on showing his stuff in front of NFL personnel. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Though Not Yet Draft-Eligible, Drake Maye Wowed Scouts On Pro Day