Terry Bradshaw Suggests Simple Solution To End Drake Maye's Struggles: Bench Him - FOX Sports
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New England Patriots' Drake Maye only threw one passing touchdown through three weeks of the regular season. Is there a solution to Maye's scoring drought? FOX Sports' Terry Bradshaw offered one. Even coming off a regular season where Maye led New England all the way to a Super Bowl with MVP conversations along the way, the production has not been evident this season. For Bradshaw, the solution is simple: bench him. "Sometimes you get into such a rut that you lose your confidence, which is what’s happening. Sometimes, you have to bench 'em," Bradshaw said on FOX NFL Sunday. If Maye were to be benched, backup quarterback Tommy DeVito would take his place. Through all three games against the Seattle Seahawks, Pittsburgh Steelers and the Jacksonville Jaguars, Maye posted a 63% completion rate for 585 yards, one touchdown and six interceptions. Last week's loss against the Jaguars, though, was a particularly bad showing. He threw two interceptions, with one coming in the end zone, and lost a fumble when the ball slipped out of his hand as he attempted a pass. Bradshaw made it clear that benching Maye still means he's New England's No.
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