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Drake Maye's Slump Goes From Bad to Worse for Patriots with a 35-6 Drubbing in Jacksonville
- On Sunday in Jacksonville, Fla., the Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the New England Patriots 35-6, rebounding from their worst offensive performance in nearly a year.
- Patriots quarterback Drake Maye committed his seventh turnover of the season, raising questions about his regression following a standout 2025 campaign when he threw 31 touchdowns and eight interceptions.
- Jaguars receiver Parker Washington made a fingertip catch for a touchdown, while New England's struggles included kicker Andy Borregales missing a 38-yard field goal and multiple defensive lapses.
- Trailing 28-3 in the fourth quarter, the Patriots benched Maye for Tommy DeVito as the game became out of reach for New England against Jacksonville.
- Seeking their first road win, the 2-1 Jaguars travel to Cincinnati next weekend, while the 1-2 Patriots visit Buffalo to pursue a postseason return.
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Drake Maye’s slump goes from bad to worse for Patriots with a 35-6 drubbing in Jacksonville - Boston News, Weather, Sports
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Drake Maye’s performance in Jacksonville felt worse than his fourth-quarter debacle in the season opener at Seattle.Maye fumbled twice, losing one,
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Drake Maye’s performance in Jacksonville felt worse than his fourth-quarter debacle in the season opener at Seattle.
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Drake Maye's slump goes from bad to worse for Patriots with a 35-6 drubbing in Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Drake Maye’s performance in Jacksonville felt worse than his fourth-quarter debacle in the season opener at Seattle.
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