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Josh McDaniels needs to make major changes to get Drake Maye's career on track (opens the original)
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The New England Patriots are on a slippery slope toward the bottom of the AFC East, with a 1-2 record, and are headed to Buffalo for probably another loss. Only the truly pitiful Dolphins are lower in the AFC East at 0-3. Even worse, the franchise's hope, Drake Maye, has become a mistake-prone catalyst for the slide to the bottom. The pass blocking stinks, the running game is poor, and the question is: what can offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels do to get Maye back on track? Maye has thrown on
Patriots' offense won't get any better until they fix their weakest link (opens the original)
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The New England Patriots had an inauspicious Week 3 game against the Jaguars, getting blown out, 35-6. In a game that should have been, at a minimum, hotly contested, the Patriots tossed it into the dumpster and got demolished. What a difference a week makes. After a promising win against the Steelers, they flopped, continuing their offensive turnovers and an invisible running game, both major contributors. Drake Maye's quarterback play to date has been poor. His bad decisions and mistakes have
It's double trouble for the Patriots offense that's sinking into a morass of mediocrity (opens the original)
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The New England Patriots, after an encouraging but not totally convincing win against Pittsburgh in Week 2, fell back to earth against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 3 - with a thud. The Jags demolished them, 35-6. The team that beat the Steelers at home last week didn't show up. Several factors contributed to the team's dreadful showing in Jacksonville, but two on offense stand out. Josh McDaniels' vanilla offensive play-calling and Drake Maye's terrible execution of that amateurish play-call
Kyle Pitts' ugly start doesn't erase the Patriots' biggest offseason miss (opens the original)
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The New England Patriots made two major moves to try to add depth to their tight end room this offseason. One was to sign free agent blocking tight end Julian Hill. The other was to select Eli Raridon in the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The strategy made sense — until Hill went down early in the offseason with a season-ending injury. The team then did nothing to replace him. Hill's injury made the strategy fall apart. One tight end with a track record was potentially available via trade: b
Patriots have already benefited from signing Kevin Byard in one massive way (opens the original)
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The New England Patriots got back on the right track in Week 2 against the Steelers with a comfortable, if not entirely convincing, 20-3 win. Drake Maye was better, throwing only one interception, but still had no touchdown passes against the Steelers. After two games, he has only one. He's yet to regain the form he displayed last season when he challenged for, and should have won, the NFL's MVP award. Yet, he still sports a healthy 67.3 percent completion percentage. Among the positives were ro
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