Drake Maye’s 2025 fantasy outlook centers on rushing upside and a Patriots offense in transition. Vrabel’s offseason overhaul brought three new offensive linemen and the full return of Cole Strange, plus three new receivers, setting up Maye for more time and targets. He flashed his ground game late in 2024 (421 rushing yards and 2 rushing TDs in eight starts), establishing a floor that can buoy him even if the passing game isn’t explosive. Projected to around 3,600–3,900 passing yards with roughly 23 TDs and continued rushing value, Maye could approach QB1-week upside in the right matchups while offering a solid floor in tougher games. Behind him, Kendrick Bourne and Hunter Henry provide reliable options, and the Brissett cameo underlined the offense’s past pass-rate constraints. The Patriots’ 2025 plan emphasizes balanced growth between air and ground, making Maye a high-ceiling, playable fantasy asset for managers who chase boom weeks but still crave a reasonable baseline most weeks.