Overview
- At Granite Telecommunications’ Saving by Shaving event on Tuesday in Quincy, Maye had his head buzzed as organizers said the fundraiser topped $4 million for Boston Children’s Hospital, with his wife Ann Michael starting the cut.
- Speaking at the event, the Patriots quarterback said his right shoulder feels great and shouldn’t be an issue for next season, following the AFC Championship hit and a pain‑killing injection before Super Bowl LX.
- Eliot Wolf said Monday that Maye is fine and expected to be a full participant in New England’s offseason program, reinforcing there is no surgery planned after the late‑season injury.
- Off the field, Maye and his wife launched the MayeDay Family Foundation last week, including a three‑year pledge to fund a Child Life Therapist on the oncology floor at Boston Children’s and a May 31 celebrity softball game in Worcester.
- With veteran depth thinned behind Maye, ESPN’s Jordan Reid floated late‑round option Luke Altmyer as a developmental fit for Josh McDaniels’ rhythm offense in this month’s draft.