New England Patriots star quarterback Drake Maye is headed to the locker room in Week 17's matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers after suffering a helmet-to-helmet hit early in the first quarter and going to the medical tent.

Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye is questionable to return against the Chargers after being evaluated for a head injury.

Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye is questionable to return with a head injury after taking a blow to the helmet in the first quarter of New England’s matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers.

The loss moved New England (3-12) into position for the No. 2 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, something the Patriots will likely maintain with losses in the final games against Los Angeles and Buffalo. Wins in either contest would likely drop New England several spots in the draft order.

According to Jan. 6, 1964, editions of the Globe the day after the game, Gillman and the Chargers devised a scheme designed to pull star Patriots linebacker Nick Buoniconti away from the middle of the field, which they believed would open up running lanes all the way to Chula Vista.

New England Patriots quarterbacks coach T.C. McCartney sees a lot of potential in Drake Maye as the 2024 season draws to a close. In only his first season, McCartney thinks the rookie quarterback might already be the smartest person in the building.

The New England Patriots have received a lot more than they expected from rookie quarterback Drake Maye in his first NFL season. Not only has Maye taken over as

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo believes rookie quarterback Drake Maye is "on track to be a special player" in the NFL. The work developing Maye behind the scenes has continued, but there's no denying the incredible potential and talent he already possesses at

Head coach Jerod Mayo appreciates just how good Chargers rookie Ladd McConkey is. He recently called the former Georgia standout a player that his Patriots need to "keep an eye on