Drake Maye's deep ball is driving the Patriots' surge
Drake Maye's deep ball is driving the Patriots' surge
Drake Maye's deep ball is driving the Patriots' surge
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- New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has become the NFL's most dangerous deep passer since Week 4, throwing six touchdown passes and no interceptions on throws of at least 20 yards, according to ESPN Research.
- The turnaround has powered New England's surge to 5-3, including Sunday's 24-19 comeback win over Miami, where Maye threw a 43-yard touchdown to Kyle Williams and a 48-yard score to DeMario Douglas after trailing 13-3 at halftime.
- After no deep touchdowns and three interceptions on such throws in his first three games, Maye now leads the league in deep-ball touchdowns since Week 4, and coach Mike Vrabel has credited his improved feel for depth, touch and arm strength.
- New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has become the NFL's most dangerous deep passer since Week 4, throwing six touchdown passes and no interceptions on throws of at least 20 yards, according to ESPN Research.
- The turnaround has powered New England's surge to 5-3, including Sunday's 24-19 comeback win over Miami, where Maye threw a 43-yard touchdown to Kyle Williams and a 48-yard score to DeMario Douglas after trailing 13-3 at halftime.
- After no deep touchdowns and three interceptions on such throws in his first three games, Maye now leads the league in deep-ball touchdowns since Week 4, and coach Mike Vrabel has credited his improved feel for depth, touch and arm strength.
- New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has become the NFL's most dangerous deep passer since Week 4, throwing six touchdown passes and no interceptions on throws of at least 20 yards, according to ESPN Research.
- The turnaround has powered New England's surge to 5-3, including Sunday's 24-19 comeback win over Miami, where Maye threw a 43-yard touchdown to Kyle Williams and a 48-yard score to DeMario Douglas after trailing 13-3 at halftime.
- After no deep touchdowns and three interceptions on such throws in his first three games, Maye now leads the league in deep-ball touchdowns since Week 4, and coach Mike Vrabel has credited his improved feel for depth, touch and arm strength.
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has become the NFL's most dangerous deep passer since Week 4, throwing six touchdown passes and no interceptions on throws of at least 20 yards, according to ESPN Research. The turnaround has powered New England's surge to 5-3, including Sunday's 24-19 comeback win over Miami, where Maye threw a 43-yard touchdown to Kyle Williams and a 48-yard score to DeMario Douglas after trailing 13-3 at halftime. After no deep touchdowns and three interceptions on such throws in his first three games, Maye now leads the league in deep-ball touchdowns since Week 4, and coach Mike Vrabel has credited his improved feel for depth, touch and arm strength.
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has become the NFL's most dangerous deep passer since Week 4, throwing six touchdown passes and no interceptions on throws of at least 20 yards, according to ESPN Research. The turnaround has powered New England's surge to 5-3, including Sunday's 24-19 comeback win over Miami, where Maye threw a 43-yard touchdown to Kyle Williams and a 48-yard score to DeMario Douglas after trailing 13-3 at halftime. After no deep touchdowns and three interceptions on such throws in his first three games, Maye now leads the league in deep-ball touchdowns since Week 4, and coach Mike Vrabel has credited his improved feel for depth, touch and arm strength.
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has become the NFL's most dangerous deep passer since Week 4, throwing six touchdown passes and no interceptions on throws of at least 20 yards, according to ESPN Research. The turnaround has powered New England's surge to 5-3, including Sunday's 24-19 comeback win over Miami, where Maye threw a 43-yard touchdown to Kyle Williams and a 48-yard score to DeMario Douglas after trailing 13-3 at halftime. After no deep touchdowns and three interceptions on such throws in his first three games, Maye now leads the league in deep-ball touchdowns since Week 4, and coach Mike Vrabel has credited his improved feel for depth, touch and arm strength.
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