Drake Maye Goes Off as Patriots Blowout Raiders | Patriots Postgame Show on CLNS
Maye completed 26 of 34 passes for 374 yards as New England allowed just one sack and committed no turnovers.
- On Sunday, the New England Patriots routed the Las Vegas Raiders 45-17 at Gillette Stadium, with quarterback Drake Maye accounting for 399 total yards and five touchdowns in a dominant offensive performance.
- Despite a shorthanded wide receiver corps with A.J. Brown and Mack Hollins on injured reserve, the 3-2 Patriots moved above.500 for the first time this season following consecutive victories over Buffalo and Las Vegas.
- Maye completed 26-of-34 passes for 374 yards with four passing touchdowns and zero turnovers, crediting the offensive line for keeping him clean from pressure throughout the afternoon.
- Backup cornerbacks Charles Woods and Kindle Vildor filled in admirably as Coach Vrabel's defense limited the Raiders to 17 points, while offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels orchestrated the execution.
- With two consecutive wins, the Patriots have re-entered the playoff hunt and face a divisional matchup against the Jets next week as the schedule softens moving forward.
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FOXBOROUGH – It almost felt like a throwaway question, late in Mike Vrabel’s post-game press conference, but it went miles in explaining Sunday’s 45-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders.
Patriots’ Drake Maye Has 5-Word Message for Critics After Win
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye had an epic quote about his touchdown pass to Demario Douglas in Saturday’s victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. The quarterback met with the media and gave an interesting analogy to his first touchdown pass The pass itself was to wide receiver Demario Douglas. It gave the Patriots an […]
Drake Maye can eat ham sandwiches as Patriots slow Maxx Crosby, unsung heroes emerge, injuries continue to mount (notes)
FOXBOROUGH — The Patriots routed the Raiders on Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium as Drake Maye returned to MVP-candidate form.
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