On Oct. 26 the NFL's Instagram account posted a video with the caption that simply said Drake "Drake Maye" Maye. That's it. That's the caption. The name-as-a-nickname slowly spread with the Celtics using it on X a week later for a picture of Maye and Will Campbell at a game.

As Drake Maye led the Patriots to a 9-2 start after Week 11, the quarterback is putting up numbers never seen before in NFL history.

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.

The New England Patriots quarterback is playing at an MVP level in only his second season. Greg Olsen points out a reason growing up.

After 14 seasons of missing the playoffs, the Jets hope they can eventually replicate the Patriots’ turnaround.

The front office absolutely nailed its defensive line retooling. K’Lavon Chaisson, a reclamation project from the Jacksonville Jaguars and Las Vegas Raiders, has 6.5 sacks. Longtime Tennessee Titans linebacker Harold Landry III is at 5.5 sacks, and former Philadelphia Eagle Milton Williams is stuffing the middle at an All-Pro level.