Could the New England Patriots pull off this blockbuster trade to help quarterback Drake Maye before the NFL trade deadline?

That’s right: Drake Maye is currently third on the MVP betting board (+500) and Jonathan Taylor — a running back! — is in eighth (+1800). That puts them ahead of luminaries like Jalen Hurts, Jared Goff and Lamar Jackson.

Drake Maye’s Year 2 performance thus far has drawn rave reviews from those around the NFL. Now he can add Tom Brady to that list.

Drake Maye has a long way to go to match Tom Brady's success in New England. But the second-year quarterback has already passed the GOAT in the Patriots record book.

With New England recording its fifth-straight win on Sunday, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye says he didn't hear the MVP chants from the fans.

On "FOX NFL Sunday," Drake Maye said he's not trying to emulate Tom Brady, but that he's "trying to pull what I can from him."

Drake Maye passed for 282 yards and three touchdowns as the Patriots handled the Cleveland Browns 32-13 on Sunday. The victory improved New England’s record to 6-2, its best start since the Belichick-Brady Pats started 8-0 in 2019. The Patriots also now own the league’s longest winning streak, at five straight.

The New England Patriots beat the Cleveland Browns 32-13, and are now 6-2. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes ask if the Patriots deserve more respect, and Chris Broussard grades the Dallas Cowboys after their 44-24 loss to the Denver Broncos.

While New England certainly needs their MVP candidate and franchise quarterback healthy, the dual-threat nature of Maye’s game is going to result in him taking hits at times. Th