Summary
Drake Maye, the New England Patriots quarterback, might have injured his right shoulder during the AFC Championship Game. Sports doctor David Chao suggests the injury could limit Maye's throwing ability in the upcoming Super Bowl. The extent of the injury is not yet clear, and further evaluation is needed.
Key Facts
- Drake Maye played in the AFC Championship Game and the Patriots won 10-7 against the Denver Broncos.
- Maye completed 10 out of 21 pass attempts for 86 yards and rushed for 65 yards, scoring a touchdown.
- Former sports doctor David Chao suspects Maye's right shoulder might be injured.
- Chao suggests possible injuries could include an AC joint sprain or a posterior capsular sprain.
- Maye is set to be the youngest quarterback to start in the Super Bowl since Dan Marino.
- If Maye wins, he'll become the youngest quarterback to both start and win a Super Bowl.
- The injury's impact on Maye's performance in the Super Bowl remains uncertain.
