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Drake Maye Throws 5 Td Passes as Patriots Rout Jets
- On Sunday, Dec. 28, 2025, Drake Maye threw a career-high five touchdown passes as the New England Patriots dominated the New York Jets 42-10 to finish the regular season undefeated on the road and move closer to an AFC East title.
- After a three-and-out by the Jets, New England scored touchdowns on its first six drives and capitalized on a Jaylinn Hawkins interception to push the lead to 21-0.
- Maye completed 19 of 21 passes and joined Tom Brady and Drew Bledsoe as New England quarterbacks to reach 4,000 passing yards, with touchdowns to Stevenson, Stefon Diggs, Hooper, Hunter Henry and Efton Chism III.
- The Patriots will clinch the AFC East with a win against Miami next week or if Buffalo loses or ties to Philadelphia Sunday; Buffalo has won the last five division crowns.
- The victory produced the New England Patriots' eighth 13-win season while the New York Jets became the fifth NFL team to lose four straight by 23 or more points.
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·United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleDrake Maye throws for five TDs as Patriots crush Jets, 42-10, to finish perfect on the road. Follow live updates from postgame. - The Boston Globe
The Patriots finished undefeated on the road this season, the third time in franchise history that they’ve achieved such a feat.
·Boston, United States
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Jets offer no resistance against Patriots in MetLife finale
EAST RUTHERFORD — There was perhaps only one positive to take away from the Jets’ divisional matchup against the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon. Fans won’t have to suffer through any more home games. The finale on the 2025 slate at MetLife Stadium produced an all-time unwatchable, uncompetitive blowout; Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel pulled MVP candidate Drake Maye after the first drive of the third quarter, with his franchise quarter…
·Pennsylvania, United States
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