UNC QB Drake Maye is just scratching the surface of his immense potential. _RyanFowler_ breaks down the RS freshman's game and what has everyone who's watched him so excited. CFB | TarHeels
at times for the 20-year-old former four-star prep talent. A native of Charlotte, a short drive from UNC’s campus, sitting behind Howell last fall allowed Maye to tinker with the finer details of the quarterback position from the sidelines. While his redshirt season kept his eligibility fresh, zero action last fall fused his onslaught on opposing defenses in 2022. He’s looked comfortable and fluid.
The best at the position are able to slow down the game and things have looked to move in slow motion for Maye so far this fall. His play has jumped off the screen every single week you flip on North Carolina. From his five-touchdown, turnover-free performance against Notre Dame to a similar outing last week against Pittsburgh, his 29 touchdowns compared to just three interceptions have placed him firmly in the Heisman discussion behind headliners in Ohio State QB C.J.
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