FOXBOROUGH, MA. — As the New England Patriots (13-3) continue to bask in the glow of their dominant 42-10 victory over the New York Jets in Week 17, the time and date of their regular-season finale has at long last been confirmed.
Drake Maye played one of the best games of his young Patriots career today as he amassed 278 all-purpose yards in a 42-10 win against the New York Jets.
Even after the Patriots wrapped up their Week 17 business, the wins kept stacking up. New England took care of the Jets in emphatic fashion, steamrolling New York 42–10 behind a record-setting day from second-year QB Drake Maye. That blowout alone made it a banner Sunday in Foxborough.
The ending of the first half between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets was quite chippy. As Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel called a late timeout, forcing the Jets to run another meaningless play before running into the locker rooms, New York rookie tackle Armand Membou made what one Patriots defender called a "dirty" play.
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Drake Maye and the New England Patriots took care of business on Sunday with a dominant 42-10 over the New York Jets. Maye led the charge for the Pats with 19-of-21 completed passes for 256 yards and zero touchdowns, while also adding 22 rushing yards on three carries.
Drake Maye completed the clean sweep of the New York Jets and, in the process, etched another record to his name. He threw five total touchdowns and completed 90% of his attempted passes.
The New England Patriots’ dominant Week 17 performance against the New York Jets came with an unexpected viral moment that briefly shifted attention away from the scoreboard.
For the first time since the Tom Brady era, the New England Patriots are champions of the AFC East again. They finally secured the division title after their 42-10 win on the road on Sunday against the New York Jets and the Buffalo Bills’ 13-12 home loss at the hands of the reigning Super Bowl champions Philadelphia Eagles later in the day.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The last few years in Foxborough have felt a bit like wandering through a desert without a compass or a reliable quarterback. For the first time since 2019, the New England Patriots are officially the AFC East champions.
As entertainment mogul Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson might say, “Finally … the Division title has come back to Foxborough.” In other words, the New England Patriots are once again the top team in the AFC East.
Head coach Mike Vrabel made a clear MVP case for his star quarterback Drake Maye following his dominant performance in the New England Patriots’ 42-10 rout over the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel seemingly wanted to send a message to the New York Jets at the end of the first half of Sunday’s game. Vrabel was unhappy after Patriots quarterback Drake Maye took a big hit late in the first half of Sunday’s game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
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The Patriots announced four roster moves Saturday, including placing veteran WR Mack Hollins on injured reserve. The team also signed DT Jeremiah Pharms to the active roster and elevated DB Kobee Minor and DL Leonard Taylor from the practice squad.