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From laser tag and NBA 2K to the football gridiron, Drake Maye's always been 'the guy'


Last year, there were no expectations. But now? "He’s going to be a top (NFL Draft) pick," Steelers quarterback and former UNC standout said. "So I wouldn’t say there’s more pressure, but he’s more in the spotlight." It’s a lot on the shoulders of Maye, who turns 21 today. But, those who know his competitive nature say he’ll be just fine. (Daily Tar Heel)

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From laser tag and NBA 2K to the football gridiron, Drake Maye's always been 'the guy'


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