MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The best performance of Drake Maye’s career came at a potentially pivotal moment in the young quarterback’s career.

Maye was supposed to show growth in Year 2. He was expected to take a leap and perform better with a real head coach, an experienced offensive coordinator, upgraded offensive weapons and an improved offensive line. That did not happen in Maye’s first start, a disappointing 20-13 loss to the Raiders that left the second-year pro looking dejected last week and his head coach willing to evaluate if there was too much on the QB’s plate.

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Maye was efficient, didn’t turn the ball over, made plays with his arm and his legs, instilled confidence in his teammates and, most importantly, came away with a 33-27 win in Week 2.

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