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Drake Maye’s latest red-zone INT spoke volumes for Patriots' future (in the best way)

Musket Fire·Oct 25, 2026 · 6:00 AM CT
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Drake Maye threw a red-zone interception to linebacker D'Marco Jackson on a flat seam throw to Eli Raridon in the loss at Chicago, killing a drive that could have given New England the lead. Musket Fire argues the way Maye responded says good things about the Patriots' future.

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