One of the biggest keys in all of that is finding a way for Brown to establish a good relationship with quarterback Drake Maye. In particular, their chemistry, which is going to show up on the field once the season begins. Maye recently appeared on Up and Adams. There, he shared an update where the pair are in their relationship. “A guy like A.J., I think you gotta give him chances,” Maye said. “He can make you throwing the football look good. Just put it in his area and he’ll make plays on it. Just find ways to give him the football, short, intermediate, deep. It is my job to execute the play. It’s on all 11 of us when [Josh McDaniels] calls a play. And there’s a play, a player, or a spot, he may get the ball more often than not, but it’s not specifically my job. I’m just trying to execute the plays. Oftentimes, number one is gonna be open.” GettyNew England Patriots…

However, he also admitted that he knew he was still growing in the offense and hadn’t entirely learned it yet. “The offense is — I’m in a good spot, a pretty good spot,” Brown said. “I want to say I’m like 90 percent and it’s really about executing and getting on the same page with Drake each and every day.” There had also been some concern about Brown’s knee. In particular, a degenerative condition that became a topic of conversation when the Patriots were in the process of trading for him. All of those seem like concerns of the past now, though. Maye and Brown have seemingly broken out of that shell in recent days. Maye made completed eight throws in a row during 11-on-11s. His only miss during that period, in fact, came when he was attacking Christian Gonzalez. Among those completions, three went to Brown for touchdowns. Later, while working on team drills in the r…