Maye was highly regarded at PFF for his tackling (a grade of 79.3) and pass coverage skills (71.3), also rating out as an above-average run defender (67.2). But a poor grade as a pass rusher on just 5 snaps (54.6) dropped him to an overall rating of 71.8, which is still fair.
PFR charged Maye with allowing 12 completions (from 18 targets) for just 98 receiving yards last season, but PFF disagrees and says he allowed just 7 receptions (13 targets) for 74 yards. Either way, he was New Orleans’ best defender deep downfield and no other player in the secondary brings the sideline-to-sideline range that he offers. He was an important part of the Saints pass defense tightening up at midseason to become a strength of the team.
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