According to the Boston Sports Journal’s Greg Bedard, McDaniels is believed to be behind the decision to hire Todd Downing as the Patriots’ new wide receivers coach.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye knows the history of new offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, and that's why he's so excited to be coached by him.

Wedged between eras and taking place in the midst of a global pandemic, the New England Patriots’ 2020 season is most notable for being the first after long-time quarterback Tom Brady’s departure. While Brady was busy adding to his legacy and leading Tampa Bay to a Super Bowl win,

Speaking to Tom E. Curran, Julian Edelman mapped out why Josh McDaniels is a good fit for Drake Maye in New England.

W hile New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft hit somewhat of a reset button when he replaced head coach Jerod Mayo with one-time Associated Press Coach of the Year Award winner

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel is clearly a fan of the way Josh McDaniels sees the game. It’s for that reason that he hired him to return for a third stint as offensive coordinator for the Patriots.

Drake Maye is more than familiar with his new offensive coordinator. When the quarterback came to New England last year, he dove into his new playbook but also watched game film from past Patriots seasons. As it turns out, those film sessions will come in handy this season when Maye is coached by Josh McDaniels for the first time.

Speaking for the first time since the New England Patriots hired head coach Mike Vrabel, quarterback Drake Maye says he's "excited" to work with the experienced coach and to learn from new offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.

Josh McDaniels's adaptability and versatile scheme could transform Drake Maye and the Patriots' offense into one of the NFL's most dangerous.

While a lot of the attention in New England is centered on new head coach Mike Vrabel, one of his assistant coaches might have a larger impact on the Patriots' most prized possession.