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Heroes, zeros from Jets’ loss to Patriots: Drake Maye was even better than his gaudy stat line
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Heroes, zeros from Jets’ loss to Patriots: Drake Maye was even better than his gaudy stat line

October 19, 2026

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New England Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye delivered a standout performance in a 26-19 road win over the struggling New York Jets, completing 18 of 32 passes for 235 yards and three touchdowns while avoiding any turnovers. His efficiency was further highlighted by the Jets' inability to record a single sack, despite three Patriots offensive linemen exiting the game with injuries.

The Jets' secondary also faced challenges, as wide receiver A.J. Brown—returning from an ankle injury—recorded a career-high three dropped passes, which likely inflated Maye’s already impressive stats.

Beyond Maye’s play, Patriots third-string running back Corey Kiner emerged as an unsung hero, contributing two key special teams returns and six straight rushing attempts for 30 yards on New England’s final scoring drive. The Jets, now 2-4 on the season, showed resilience in defeat, with head coach Aaron Glenn acknowledging the team’s effort despite their current record.

Their next two road games will test their ability to sustain that intensity at MetLife Stadium.

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