Drake Maye Ready to Lead Patriots Offseason

0:00It's March 31st. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI Your Gridiron Update. I'm Cory with the story. Patriots quarterback Drake May is set to jump in fully with a team's off-season program after that nagging, right-throwing shoulder injury from late. Last season. Team exec Elliott Wolf confirmed he's good to go, no holds barred, focusing on sharpening up key areas they spotted. The hit came during a 13-yard scramble in the AFC Championship game when a Bronco safety drove his arm into the turf. May popped up on the injury report before Super Bowl 60 and needed a pain shot just to play. May himself downplayed it, saying time off was all he needed, no surgery on the table. Rest in recovery were the plan, keeping him away from the grind to heal up right. Fast forward and May's already back at it, hosting a throwing workout this month at Florida Atlantic University with receivers like Demario Douglas and Mack Collins. He's been dipping in and out of the Gillette facility too.

1:01With the voluntary off-season program kicking off April 20th, expect May leading the charge, building momentum for what's next in Foxboro.