Drake Maye critiques Patriots' red-zone struggles in practice against Eagles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 4:32 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Drake Maye offered a candid evaluation of the New England Patriots' performance during their second joint practice with the Philadelphia Eagles on August 20, 2026. He noted that the offense fell short in the red zone, which contrasted with a more productive session the previous day. The Patriots have recently bolstered their offensive lineup, raising expectations following a Super Bowl appearance last season. Maye emphasized the importance of finishing drives, indicating a high standard for the team's performance. The Patriots will seek to improve when they face the Eagles in a preseason game on August 22.
- •Drake Maye criticizes red-zone efficiency after practice vs. Eagles.
- •Patriots had success in a prior joint practice session.
- •They have upgraded their offensive roster ahead of the season.
- •Maye led the Patriots to Super Bowl LX last season.
- •Next preseason game against the Eagles is on August 22.
- 4:32 PMYahoo Sports — Drake Maye Delivers Blunt Assessment Of Patriots Practice
"Drake Maye offered an unfiltered assessment after the Patriots’ offense struggled in a crucial area against the Eagles.
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