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Drake Maye Is ‘All Good’ For Week 7, But the Bears Defense Might Have Other Plans

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Drake Maye, the New England Patriots QB, was back on the practice field Tuesday, Oct. 20, and get this, he practiced fully. After all the talk, seeing him out there and going through everything without holding back is the big news.

Two Days of Full Go: What Does It Mean?

This isn’t a one-off, either. Maye’s been going full blast for a second straight day, which the Patriots are taking as a sign he’s “all good” and ready to roll for Week 7. That’s a sigh of relief for anyone watching his shoulder situation. He’s been putting in the work, and it sounds like he’s shaking off whatever was bothering him.

The Bears Are Waiting

Here’s the kicker though: Week 7 means a date with the Chicago Bears. And let’s be real, their defense is no joke, especially when it comes to shutting down quarterbacks. They’re tough, plain and simple. If you’ve got other options at QB for your lineups, the smart move might be to play them against this Bears D.

So, Maye’s shoulder seems fine, which is great news for New England fans heading into Week 7. But that matchup against the Bears is going to be a real test of whether “all good” is good enough against a defense that loves to feast on QBs.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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