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The Drake Maye Report: Rookie QB isn't lighting it up, and that's OK


Things are moving quickly for No. 3 overall draft pick . His head may be spinning, but that is to be expected through six practices. This Alex Van Pelt offense is a timing-and-rhythm-obsessed system. That was not how Maye's offense was structured at UNC. It is likely going to take a while for him to get comfortable playing in a different scheme. (NBC Sports)

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The Drake Maye Report: Rookie QB isn't lighting it up, and that's OK