Any goodwill Drake Maye had built up with the Patriots’ backers may have been lost after the game Thursday night.

New England Patriots fans got their first look at rookie quarterback Drake Maye in Thursday’s 24-3 loss to the New York Jets. Coach Jerod Mayo offered his reasoning for putting the signal-caller in the game,

Amid a blowout loss to the New York Jets on Thursday night, the New England Patriots got a brief glimpse of the future when Jerod Mayo pulled veteran starter Jacoby Brissett out of the game and thrust first-round rookie Drake Maye under center.

Drake Maye made his NFL debut on Thursday night, and the Patriots rookie has a lot to learn. But that has nothing to do with his 16 snaps late in New England's 24-3 loss to the New York Jets. Apparently,

The New England Patriots, going into Week 3, had looked better than most people had anticipated; with the typical high-end defense and a powerful running game, the team looked to be competitive in most of their contests on the year.

After three-plus quarters of getting pummeled by the Jets’ defense Thursday night, Jacoby Brissett’s night was done. Drake Maye’s was just beginning, with the rookie entering the game with 4:24 remaining,

Drake Maye made his New England Patriots debut in the waning moments of a 24-3 loss to the New York Jets on Thursday. The No. 3 overall pick saw

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