Amid the ever-growing chants of “MVP” that now provide the soundtrack to just about every step he takes on the field, Maye guided the Patriots to another win.

Vrabel and Maye have made it easy to forget the Patriots (9-2) are coming off back-to-back 4-13 seasons. As they soar, Jets remain grounded.

New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell made quite the bold statement about his quarterback, Drake Maye, after the Pats easily handled the New York Jets on Thursday night in Week 11.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was serenaded with chants of "MVP" at Gillette Stadium throughout Thursday night's win over the Jets, but he shifted the attention to a teammate when asked about them after the game.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was serenaded with chants of “M-V-P” as he ran off the field at Gillette Stadium after defeating the Jets 27-14 on Thursday night. The 23-year-old signal-caller threw for 281 yards and a touchdown in the win, adding to the mountain of evidence for his case to be the league’s MVP.

Drake Maye was almost flawless in his Week 11 matchup against the New York Jets. So much so that it wasn’t until near the second half that Maye finally threw an

The Patriots went up 24-14 on a 44-yard field goal then they put it away thanks to a bad low snap by Jets center Josh Myers that Fields was unable to collect. The Patriots recovered at the Jets’ 11-yard line and got a freebie 26-yard field goal out of it for a 27-14 lead with 6:36 remaining.

In his first year working alongside Josh McDaniels, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has elevated his game from promising to MVP-caliber. Robert Kraft believes that’s not a coincidence.