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The Patriots are 9-2, holding the best record in the NFL after Thursday night's 27-14 victory over the AFC East division rival Jets. The developmental leap of second-year quarterback Drake Maye bears much of the credit for New England's success this season. He was phenomenal again on Thursday, completing 25 of his 34 passing attempts for 281 yards and a touchdown in the win. Much like he last Sunday in Tampa from a Patriots-heavy road crowd, Maye received "MVP" chants as he exited his home field in Foxborough on Thursday night. On Sunday, Maye deflected, saying the MVP chants may have been for Bucs quarterback Baker Mayfield. Thursday night, Maye deflected his success again and complimented rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson in the process.
"Those may have been for TreVeyon tonight. I mean, he scored three touchdowns. Our fans have been great with me since I got here...just appreciate them for embracing me. I'm just trying to embrace this city and give these fans, this team, myself...just leave it all out there and give it everything I got." #Patriots QB Drake Maye on receiving MVP chants:“Those may have been for TreVeyon tonight. I mean, he scored 3 touchdowns.
Our fans have been great with me since I got here… Just appreciate them for embracing me. [I’m] just trying to embrace this city.”(🎥 @Patriots) pic.twitter.com/jwOqaceQvY Justin Herbert's Focus Amid Referee Controversies Justin Herbert, the talented quarterback of the Los Angeles Chargers, has recently captured attention not just for his on-field performance, but also... Dave Canales sparks Panthers' quest to sweep Falcons after decade-long drought The Carolina Panthers are gearing up for a pivotal clash against the Atlanta Falcons, marking their second... Giants in Turmoil with Mike Kafka at Helm and Jameis Winston Starting The New York Giants are diving headfirst into a whirlwind of change as they prepare for... Chicago Bears' Offensive Line Thrives: Theo Benedet at the Helm of Transformation The Chicago Bears' offensive line is experiencing a notable resurgence, spearheaded by left tackle Theo Benedet....
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Maye has been generating some MVP buzz for a few weeks now, as people are starting to realize that the Patriots are the real deal this season, with the North Carolina product being a... Send this article to your social connections. Send this article to your social connections. What Drake Maye said of MVP chants following the Patriots’ win over the Jets: Many people inside Gillette Stadium seemed ready to award Drake Maye MVP following the Patriots’ 27-14 win over the Jets... However, the Patriots quarterback is remaining humble about the MVP talk. When he was asked about the “MVP!” chants that rang throughout Gillette Stadium in the closing moments of Thursday’s win, Maye joked that he thought they were for a Patriots teammate.
“Yeah, may have been for TreVeyon [Henderson] tonight,” Maye said. “He scored three touchdowns. Patriots quarterback Drake Maye had another huge performance Sunday, throwing for 282 yards and three touchdowns in a victory over the Browns. Billie Weiss / Getty Images FOXBORO, Mass. — Drake Maye claimed he didn’t hear the chants.
He claimed his teammates were too busy busting his chops in the huddle over an awkward slide. He acted like it was totally normal for most of the fans in the stadium to be proclaiming their appreciation for New England’s second-year quarterback through those three letters. But here’s the thing. Maye is making absurd things commonplace with the Patriots again. In a stretch of incredible games, his latest performance might’ve been the best yet. That’s because Sunday was when Maye’s hot start was supposed to cool off a bit.
The Cleveland Browns had the best defense in the league. Their defensive line is absurd. Some regression would have been natural. Instead, Maye shook off a slow start to put together another MVP-caliber performance in a 32-13 rout of the Browns, completing 18 of 24 passes for 282 yards (while adding another 50 on the... His play is the biggest reason the Patriots are 6-2, have won five straight (the longest active winning streak in the NFL) and sit atop the AFC East. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye could not be stopped in Week 8 as he dominated the Cleveland Browns with yet another big game.
Maye completed 75 percent of his passes in the game and threw for 282 passing yards, three touchdowns and one interception. The Browns entered Week 9 allowing the third-fewest passing yards per game, but it did not matter to Maye, whose second-year breakout only continued to grow. Maye's third touchdown of the game, a 39-yard strike to Kayshon Boutte, put the Patriots up 30-7 in the third quarter. Fans could not get enough of him at that point and filled Gillette Stadium with MVP chants. BOUTTE BOMB 💣@DrakeMaye2 | @KayshonBoutte1 — New England Patriots (@Patriots) October 26, 2025
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye continues to take the league by storm in his second NFL season. New England won their seventh consecutive game on Sunday afternoon with a 28–23 victory over the Buccaneers, and it did so—in part—thanks to a 270-yard, two-touchdown performance from their second-year quarterback. The victory brings the Patriots to 8–2 on the year and, even while playing on the road in Tampa, Maye was serenaded with MVP chants from the crowd. After the game, CBS’s Tracy Wolfson asked the 23-year-old if he heard the noise from fans—which prompted quite the humble response from the rising star. “They may have been for Baker [Mayfield],” Maye said with a humble smile. “Baker played his butt off.
I’m a big fan of Baker’s game and they have a good football team. But you know, we travel well. That’s the Patriots. That’s us. We’re gonna travel every week.” "We're not worried about Buffalo — we're worried about Thursday night."- Drake Maye after @tracywolfson told him the Bills lost pic.twitter.com/6QUmgzTEpp
The chants were loud inside Gillette Stadium before and after Drake Maye's impressive 39-yard touchdown pass to Kayshon Boutte during the New England Patriots' 32-13 win over the Cleveland Browns. However, it turns out the quarterback didn't hear any of it. Instead, he was too busy being roasted by his teammates. "I didn't hear it," Maye admitted after the game. "The guys were making fun of me about my slide back in the huddle on the long run. So I didn’t hear it, but the fans have been awesome all season."
“It’s been really cool to see the difference from last year to this year. Man, it’s been a journey and the fans have been through it the last couple of years,” he added. “The best fans in the league, and they continue to show out every week.” Even head coach Mike Vrabel couldn't help but roast him about his sliding.
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