Meanwhile, Drake Maye has put the league on notice as a dual threat since taking over the starting job in mid-October. But this week, Maye lamented his turnovers (11), now more than his passing touchdowns (10).

Before Drake Maye laces them up Sunday, there will be player prop bet markets available for the 1:00 PM ET kickoff, live on CBS. This Week 13 matchup features Maye’s New England Patriots

Christensen, Maye's QB coach, used to be at the center of the Patriots-Colts rivalry in the days of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.

Happy Thanksgiving. It’s been a tough road here for the Patriots. A 3-9 start. Too many penalties. Poor coaching. But enough about all that for one day. It’s time to give thanks. Here are nine Patriot-related reasons to be thankful this holiday season: 1.

Drake Maye has shown an incredible ability to utilize his legs this season, and the New England Patriots are loving what they are seeing from him in that regard

The Patriots coaching staff needs to show progress as well in the final six games. Against the Rams, Sean McVay badly out-schemed Mayo. That can’t keep happening. Offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has seemingly been better in recent weeks, but defensive coordinator DeMarcus Covington’s unit ranks among the bottom 10 in the league.

The Patriots took two more rookies late in the draft. Quarterback Joe Milton III, a sixth-rounder, has yet to be active as the third-stringer behind Maye and Jacoby Brissett. Bell has played 33 offensive snaps with one 1-yard catch.

The New England Patriots are already getting great returns on the No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft that they spent on quarterback Drake Maye. Maye ended

There are a handful of Patriots players for whom fans should be thankful despite another losing season in 2024.