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As Drake Maye S Mvp Case Grows Expect Patriots Qb To Downplay Msn

Bonisiwe Shabane
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as drake maye s mvp case grows expect patriots qb to downplay msn

If you have enjoyed the New England Patriots lying dormant for the last few years, well, this article is not going to be for you. The New England Patriots have a quarterback again, and the rest of the NFL should be shaking in their cleats right now because Drake Maye just had himself another successful Sunday afternoon in 2025. Ever since Maye went into Week 5's Sunday Night Football matchup against the Buffalo Bills and proved that he's not here to compete, he's here to win, the term "MVP" has been thrown around... Many agree that's the correct label for the Pats' second-year signal caller. In his second year in the NFL, Maye has accumulated 1,744 passing yards (5th in the NFL), 12 touchdowns (tied for 10th), and a 77.1 QBR (5th in the NFL). He's thrown passes that feel like a religious experience to any Pats fans who have suffered for a few years of not having a good offense.

Lastly, he would rack up a completion percentage of 91.3% in Week 7. The last Patriot to do that was Tom Brady in late 2009. Maybe Maye is MVP caliber; we shall see, but his teammates are definitely making it heard that he deserves that praise. Drake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, is generating MVP buzz after a standout performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, culminating in a 28-23 victory. Despite being pressured throughout the game, Maye's ability to make significant plays—like a 72-yard touchdown pass—has elevated his status among fans and analysts alike. Yet, despite this acclaim, Maye remains humble, emphasizing the team's collective effort over individual recognition.

With a chance to solidify his MVP candidacy in an upcoming game against the Jets, Maye's ethos centers on teamwork and personal improvement. As the Patriots prepare to face the Jets, Maye has the opportunity to further his MVP narrative, needing continued strong performances to solidify his position in the postseason conversation. Drake Maye's unwavering humility and emphasis on teamwork underscore his potential as an MVP. His journey highlights the importance of collective success over individual accolades, reflecting a mindset that may inspire his teammates and fans alike. The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI © 2025 BVM Sports.

Best Version Media, LLC. After roughly half a decade's absence from real Super Bowl contention, there's no need to deny reality anymore. The 8-2 New England Patriots are back. Doubt Mike Vrabel's bunch at your own risk because they are a wagon. The biggest reason the Patriots are once again a superpower is the play of second-year quarterback Drake Maye. The former No.

3 overall draft pick has blossomed into a veritable superstar this season. At the time of this writing, Maye is on pace for over 4,300 yards passing, 32 touchdown passes, and just nine interceptions. Oh, and he's also completing nearly 72 percent of his passes with a robust 8.9 yards per pass attempt while sitting No. 2 overall amongst all quarterbacks in composite Expected Points Added (EPA) and Completion Percentage Over Expected (CPOE). If I didn't know any better, that sounds like an NFL MVP-caliber season for Maye. Well, that's because it is.

The question now is whether Maye really does have a legit shot of winning MVP in just his second season. Outside of Maye's stellar play, the best way to assess this is to see his current competition. Let's take a quick look at the tale of the tape, at the time of publishing:

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