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Legendary Upside fantasy football takes on Drake Maye
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All Legendary Upside insights about Drake Maye
PositiveValueJul 10, 2026
Drake May is available in the middle of the sixth round alongside other quality QB options, offering value compared to premium QB picks.PositiveValueMar 28, 2026
The source double-tapped Drake Maye and Jalen Hurts as a quarterback stack strategy in their draft, indicating a deliberate pairing of the two quarterbacks to maximize correlation and coverage.PositiveProjectionDec 13, 2025
Drake May is ranked number one in EPA per game this season. The source notes he has not thrown a 300-yard passing game but has thrown 200+ yards in every game and 250+ yards 10 times, demonstrating super consistent performance. Against the Bills, the source is most interested in Drake May because the Bills defense can be exposed through the air; Tua Tagovailoa was super efficient, Joe Burrow had 80th percentile EPA per play despite two interceptions, and Lamar Jackson was 98th percentile in week one against them. The source expects the Patriots to attack through the air with a balanced lean to pass, using Drake May as the key to victory.NegativeMatchupOct 17, 2025
Patriots QB expected to be the focal point of the offense if the run game struggles against Tennessee; however, source expresses concern that Jeffrey Simmons could disrupt Maye, who takes sacks, and the Patriots offensive line is not good, creating sack risk in this matchup. Despite ranking not far below the most efficient quarterbacks in NFL history (since 1999), Maye faces a difficult defensive setup.PositiveProjectionOct 17, 2025
Drake May is quarterback one in EPA per game, just ahead of Dak Prescott, with awesome success rate and strong underlying numbers. He was a tournament-winning QB last week and faces a Titans pass defense with poor pass rush (Jeffrey Simmons is strong but the rest are weak). However, May's offensive line isn't great, he takes sacks when pressured, and he hunts big plays downfield, making him somewhat matchup dependent. This is a favorable matchup where he should have another strong game, though he's not the most stackable due to Stefon Diggs' injury status. Working with Josh McDaniels who knows how to design an offense.PositiveMatchupSep 27, 2025
Drake May faces the Panthers' historically weak pass rush (dead last in pressure, 29th in quick pressure rate, 28th in pass rush win rate, 30th in PFF pass rush grades, 1% sack rate) in a favorable matchup. May has been very consistent with strong success rate in the last two games and ranks in tier three of EPA/success rate analysis, ahead of Baker Mayfield. The source is excited about May in this game because the Panthers' weak pass rush aligns with May's strength; his pass protection numbers look okay despite potential absence of center Jared Wilson. Panthers' coverage is also not great, creating a spot where May could take a big step back from last week's performance.