Fans got a small sneak peak at rookie quarterback Drake Maye in the pocket this past Thursday during the New England Patriots' first preseason game against the Carolina Panthers. 

But now it's time for him to show a bit more of what he can do.

The toughest part about the preseason, for fans, is keeping up with all the action. This especially applies to out-of-market fans. Fortunately, along with 506sports.com, there are ways to watch/stream the game and not miss a beat.

The game kicks off at 7 p.m. ET. 

For those in the New England area, it will be Jason McCourty, Devin McCourty, and Scott Zolak on the call. Here's where you can watch the game: 

• WBZ (CBS/4 – Boston)
• WNAC (FOX/64 – Providence)
• WCTX (My/9 – New Haven CT)
• WWLP (NBC/22 – Springfield MA)
• WMUR (ABC/9 – Manchester NH)
• WMTW (ABC/8 – Portland ME)
• WVII (ABC/7 – Bangor ME)
• WCAX (CBS/3 – Burlington VT)

For those in Pennsylvania, it will be Scott Graham and Ross Tucker. Here's where you can watch for Eagles fans: 

• WCAU (NBC/10 – Philadelphia)
• WPMT (FOX/43 – Harrisburg)
• WOLF (FOX/56 – Scranton)
• WWCP (FOX/8 – Altoona)
• WMDT (CW/47.2 – Salisbury MD)

Oh, and we can't forget about Alaska or Hawaii. 

• KYUR (ABC/13 – Anchorage AK)
• KATN (ABC/2 – Fairbanks AK)
• KJUD (ABC/11 – Juneau AK)

• KHII (My/9 – Honolulu)

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Will Drake Maye get more opportunities against the Eagles?

It was a hard weekend for New England Patriots fans who saw all the other rookie quarterbacks across the league ball out for their respective teams, while Drake Maye only got one drive in the team's first preseason game.

So going into Week 2 of the preseason, fans needed some good news about Maye's playing time. And head coach Jerod Mayo delivered.

"Yeah, for all the quarterbacks, it’s a huge week for those guys to really show development," Mayo began by saying. "Drake will play more this week, for sure."

The Patriots are hosting the Philadelphia Eagles for a joint practice on Tuesday before competing against them on Thursday night. o that provides both sides with an advantage. Specifically, the Eagles defense will get to see how Maye plays in practice before officially facing him in a game situation.

"But don’t forget, anytime you practice against a team, they’ll get a lot of good reps against someone else and based on that, we’ll see how they’ll play in a game," Mayo added. "That’s all positions, though."

Jacoby Brissett got the first drive against the Carolina Panthers, but afterwards the crowd went wild when they saw No. 10 run onto the field. Maye only got one drive, and he went two-for-three, recording 18 passing yards.