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What Drake Maye’s 3-Pick Meltdown Actually Means For the Patriots’ Season

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Drake Maye hit the sideline on Sunday, pulled from the New England Patriots’ game against the Green Bay Packers after an absolutely brutal outing that saw him throw three interceptions. Head coach Mike Vrabel decided he’d seen enough, benching his third-year quarterback with the Patriots trailing a massive 45-21 in the fourth quarter. Talk about a tough scene.

Maye’s Day: Three Picks and a Bench

Maye finished his day 21-of-38 for 299 yards and three touchdowns, which sounds okay until you get to those three back-breaking interceptions. The worst part? One of those picks came on the very opening drive, practically handing the Packers a lead they never, ever gave up. Backup Tommy DeVito came in to finish out the final six-plus minutes, but the damage was already done. It was a tough watch, man.

Patriots’ Season Hits a Wall, While Our Hawks Keep Flying

With that loss to the Packers, the Patriots are now sitting at a disappointing 5-4 on the year. They’ve got to turn things around fast, and their next challenge is a trip to Germany for another NFC North clash, this time against the Detroit Lions. That’s a huge game for them, especially with all eyes on Maye after that performance. Meanwhile, back here in the Emerald City, our Seahawks are cruising! We just saw our Hawks put up a solid 17-3 against the Arizona Cardinals, showing exactly how it’s done.

So, the Patriots head to Germany with a serious QB question mark hanging over them against the Lions. It’s going to be wild to see if Maye even starts. For us? We just saw our Hawks put up 17-3 against the Cardinals, showing exactly how it’s done. Go Hawks!

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Originally reported by Pats Pulpit.

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