Maye has passed for 4,394 yards while completing 72% of his throws (354-of-492), with 31 touchdowns and eight interceptions (258.5 yards per game). He's also helped out on the ground, with 450 rushing yards (26.5 ypg) on 103 carries with four rushing touchdowns.

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No quarterback in NFL history has ever completed as high a percentage of passes as Maye while also throwing for as many yards per attempt as him. This season, Maye completed 72% of his passes, and he threw for 8.9 yards per attempt.

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