The New England Patriots made it all the way to Super Bowl LX last season, and a lot of it came from the quarterback position. Drake Maye, in just his second NFL season, became a team captain and superstar in the process. The UNC alum looked completely different from his rookie season in 2024 under Jerod Mayo, throwing for 4,394 passing yards and leading the league with a 72% completion percentage. When Maye -- who won 17 total games between the regular season and postseason -- wasn't able to be out there, backup Joshua Dobbs was a servicable QB2 option. Overall, the Patriots have nothing bad to look back on when it comes to who was under center for last last year. As we head through the late spring/early summer practice portion of the year, we'll be taking a look at each of the position groups on the Patriots ahead of the 2026 training camp slate. Starting off with quarterbacks, where the Patriots are back among the NFL's elite in that area.…