Robert Kraft notes the similarities between Tom Brady and Drake Maye as his New England Patriots dust the Houston Texans 28-16 to return to the AFC Championship

Stroud threw four first-half interceptions, and though Maye did not have the best game, his three touchdowns were enough to send New England to its first AFC Championship since 2019.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye joined a rare group in franchise history on Sunday amid a win over the Houston Texans.

After the Denver Broncos lost Bo Nix to an injury, the former NFL star Richard Sherman wants to see Tom Brady play.

That wasn’t the case in their 16-3 wild-card win over the Los Angeles Chargers. Mike Vrabel’s defense was physical and dominant, and even with an erratic Drake Maye, they managed to pull off the win.

In the following two decades, Brady’s record has been beaten by Ben Roethlisberger and Patrick Mahomes. But Maye can still surpass Brady’s previous record if the Patriots are victorious this season. Maye will be 23 years and five months for Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8.

Tom Brady raved about the Seahawks' defense, and he thinks the 49ers' path to victory will likely involve their defense making plays.

Drake Maye approaches every football game with a certain degree of calmness that’s rarely found in first- or second-year quarterbacks. The post (Video) Drake Maye’s Extremely Non-Chalant Reaction to Patriots Advancing to the AFC Championship Game After Win Over Texans appeared first on FirstSportz.