Pats Pulpit on Drake Maye
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"There's advantages and disadvantages to working in the silent, and I think it's mostly just us repping it... we got to stay out of penalties, avoid penalties and keep the positive plays going, and I think when we are ahead of the chains, we tend to do better for ourselves."
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Maye faces silent snap count execution test in loud Seattle environment with new center Wilson.
Maye will face a critical silent snap count challenge in Week 1 at Lumen Field, one of the loudest stadiums in pro football, where the Seahawks will unveil their Super Bowl banner. Maye emphasized the importance of communication and execution: "There's advantages and disadvantages to working in the silent, and I think it's mostly just us repping it. Coach [Mike] Vrabel and the offensive staff do a great job of preparing us... we got to stay out of penalties, avoid penalties and keep the positive plays going, and I think when we are ahead of the chains, we tend to do better for ourselves." In his third year, Maye has prior experience with silent counts, but the pairing with new center Jared Wilson adds execution risk; offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels noted that if the QB and center are not on the same page, the rest of the offense doesn't matter.
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