But in the case of Josh McDaniels returning to the Patriots to be Drake Maye’s offensive coordinator in 2025, ex-QB Kurt Warner doesn’t see an issue. Warner, New England’s onetime opponent ...

Teammate Christian Gonzalez called him a superstar, one that could elevate the team to playoff contention as soon as next ...

Phil Perry explains how Drake Maye can get a head start on learning Josh McDaniels' Patriots offense during the offseason.

his first one was to bring Josh McDaniels because he thought it would be something very special for Drake," Kraft told The Athletic's Chad Graff. "Their experience and chemistry together is very ...

It may be another tough Sunday for Drake. But while Drake may or may not be tuning into the game from wherever he is, he is not expected to be present in New Orleans. The rapper kicked off his ...

Kendrick Lamar and Drake, both successful rappers, have a history of collaborating and beefing. Their feud reignited in 2024 with a series of diss tracks, including Lamar's controversial "Not Like ...

Those firings also included offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt who installed the offense that rookie quarterback Drake Maye learned ... and have brought back Josh McDaniels for a third stint ...

When Kendrick Lamar hits the stage for his Super Bowl halftime performance, his archenemy Drake will be doing the tootsie slide more than 9,000 miles away. The “Hotline Bling” rapper ...

The Patriots have their quarterback, and they got their coach in Mike Vrabel. And, at Scoop City’s Super Bowl LIX headquarters, we got some time with Maye to discuss his new coach, what he’s looking ...

It was Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake, with the two trading off songs that eventually led to Not Like Us, which is now a Grammy-winning Song of the Year, with everyone singing very NSFW lyrics that ...

Drake vs Kendrick Lamar is the biggest beef in recent rap history. It’s a fight that’s gone miles beyond the usual lyrical martial artistry, though there has certainly been plenty of that.

It wasn't always this way. They once were collaborators: On Drake's 2011 track “Buried Alive Interlude,” on Lamar's 2012 release “Poetic Justice,” and on A$AP ...