Former Bills quarterback and current “Thursday Night Football” analyst Ryan Fitzpatrick said that he’s buying stock in the Patriots as a contender following the victory, largely because of Drake Maye. In fact, Fitzpatrick was willing to go as far as comparing Maye to Tom Brady.

Doug Greenberg goes inside the betting lines about the NFL MVP award, and Pamela Maldonado offers her best bet.

Unlike Ann Michael Maye's A-list Barstool Sports worshipper Dave Portnoy, we were beginning to feel like Bakemas was getting a bit too overplayed. RELATED: Drake Maye’s wife Ann stuns in perfect Patriots fit for QB’s huge Baltimore win Luckily Christmas concluded,

Ann Michael Maye baked sourdough cinnamon rolls for the final day of Bakemas. The post Ann Michael Maye celebrates final day of Bakemas with Drake Maye, Will Campbell appeared first on Boston.com.

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They finally got one when second-year quarterback Drake Maye connected on a 37-yard touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams. Maye has looked like the best deep ball thrower in the league all season long. He caught Williams streaking down the sideline and fit the ball perfectly over the top so that he was the only one who could get it.

Maye led a game-winning two-minute drill on the road as an 8-point underdog. Stefon Diggs broke out for what was almost a career game. The Pats defense stonewalled what’s proven to be the NFL’s best run game. Josh Allen threw a second-half interception and was contained most of the night.

The New England Patriots' designated "first lady" has easily become known as Ann Michael Maye, the wife of quarterback Drake Maye. She put plenty of Patriots' fans into the holiday spirit through her recent "Bakemas" content on social media.