Sunday’s loss may go down as the day it became OK to believe in the Patriots' future, thanks to Maye's TD improv at the end of regulation.

Drake Maye brought back some good memories for New England fans on Sunday, running a full-tilt, last-minute drill to lead the Patriots on a dramatic tying drive against Tennessee. In perhaps the most electrifying play that the Patriots have seen since the departure of you-know-who,

Rookie Drake Maye is expected to start Sunday for the New England Patriots after clearing concussion protocol, and the Tennessee Titans are going with backup Mason Rudolph in place of Will Levis for a third straight game.

Rookie quarterback Drake Maye is one of the only reasons for optimism for Patriots fans forced to watch this year’s 2-7 squad, but he’s also one of the reasons why the team lost.

"Either way you look at it — if we go for it and we don't win? Then everybody's like, what are we doing?" The post Does Drake Maye think Patriots should have gone for two at end of Titans game? appeared first on Boston.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is not going to change the way he plays, despite suffering a concussion just a week ago against the New York Jets. During Sunday's post-game press conference,

After New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye threw a game-tying touchdown pass to send the team into overtime against the Tennessee Titans,

Maye got New England to overtime with a moment of magic in the final seconds, but threw a game-sealing pick in the extra period.