Tom E. Curran thinks Drake Maye will be find, he just needs to mature. He also has Pop Douglas making a big impact in Miami, and thinks it's a bit suspicious that there have been no updates on Christian Gonzalez' injury.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter is unsure on Christian Gonzalez' injury timeline. Schefter talks about the uptick in fights at NFL games, the state of NFL Quarterbacks, and more.

Patriots Cornerback Marcus Jones knows the defense needs to correct their pass defense which will lead to more success. The defense needs to hammer their technique and details, and wants to prevent big plays in the future.

Patriots Quarterback Drake Maye says he and the team have to find ways to extend drives and improve the run game. He is continuing to get comfortable with his receivers and does not feel overwhelmed with working in a new offense. He discusses what to expect from next week's matchup with the Dolphins, and more.

Patriots Linebacker Christian Elliss wants to fix his mental errors from yesterday's game as soon as possible. He has reviewed film at least 8 times so far. He likes what he saw from Jaylinn Hawkins.

Jones and Keefe share their initial thoughts on the Patriots week one loss to the Raiders. Hunter Henry thinks the offensive line was solid, and answers the surprising question of the week.

Mike Giardi discusses what he likes most about the Patriots heading into week one. He thinks Josh McDaniels will provide more answers for Drake Maye in year two, and Bill Belichick is hurting his own players by not allowing Patriots scouts to watch practices.

Patriots Special Teams Coordinator Jeremy Springer joins WEEI Afternoons on a Patriots Friday. Springer is excited for week one to get underway. He discusses working with rookie Kicker Andres Borregales, and having an All-Pro in Brendan Schooler who is able to lead by example.

Patriots Offensive Lineman Mike Onwenu joins Jones and Keefe on Patriots Friday. Onwenu thinks the offense performed well in the preseason. He enjoys the consistent messaging coming from Head Coach Mike Vrabel.

Former Patriots Quarterback Brian Hoyer joins Hart, Fitzy and Ted on a Patriots Monday. Hoyer thinks Drake Maye is up to handle the pressure that comes with being the face of the franchise. He has seen Maye already endearing himself with Patriots veterans, and thinks TreVeyon Henderson will become his favorite target.