
New England quarterback Drake Maye is aiming to recover from a difficult start to the 2026 campaign after throwing three interceptions in a 13-10 Week 1 defeat against the Seattle Seahawks. J.
Brown, which has landed him on injured reserve and forced the Patriots' receiving corps to absorb extra responsibilities.
Maye, who has recorded 22 career starts under offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, now prepares to guide New England into their Week 2 home opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The matchup at Gillette Stadium provides an immediate test for both the young passer and wideout Romeo Doubs as they strive to reset following their rematch of Super Bowl LX.
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