Pats Pulpit on Caleb Williams

ArticleHow Drake Maye and Caleb Williams stack up so far in their careers
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From a statistical perspective, Maye has been the superior player thus far from an efficiency perspective. He has completed passes at a higher rate, is willing and able to push the ball downfield, and is more dangerous as a runner. He also has scored more often and contributed more yards despite playing 250 fewer snaps. That said, Williams has been better at taking care of the football.
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Williams' efficiency metrics lag Maye's significantly through 2.5 seasons.

Williams has been less efficient than Drake Maye through Year 2.5 despite entering the league as a Day 1 starter: 60.6% completion percentage vs. Maye's 67.6%, 6.7 yards per attempt vs. 7.9, and 0.055 EPA/play vs. 0.153. Williams has accumulated 8,813 passing yards and 54 total touchdowns (35 passing, 5 rushing) with 44 total giveaways across 39 games. His receivers have dropped 24 more passes than Maye's in the same span, contributing to efficiency challenges.

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