Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye came up short Thursday night in the “Passing the Test” event as part of the Pro Bowl’s revamped skills competition.

New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye being added to the 2025 Pro Bowl Games didn’t come without some controversy on Tuesday.

Patriots’ rookie quarterback Drake Maye was selected to the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl replacing Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson. Maye stands as the sole representative for the Patriots in the Pro Bowl as nobody else from New England was selected.

This season, the Patriots had one Pro Bowl player in special teamer Brendan Schooler, who dropped out of the games due to surgery. Maye is the first Patriots offensive player to be named to the Pro Bowl since 2021 when then-rookie quarterback Mac Jones was named to the team as an alternate.

Drake Maye's rookie season for the Patriots will end with the quarterback making a trip to Orlando, Florida for the NFL's Pro Bowl Games.

The New England Patriots quarterback had a solid rookie season in the NFL while playing in 12 games as the starter, hoping to avoid Mac Jones career drop-off as his predecessor had

Drake Maye wrapped up his impressive debut season with several Patriots rookie records, and now he can truly put an exclamation mark on the campaign. The NFL

Drake Maye’s first season in the NFL will officially conclude with an appearance in the 2025 Pro Bowl. The New England Patriots quarterback was selected to the AFC roster, the team announced Tuesday.