Drake Maye searching for answers after latest turnover-filled performance
The Patriots quarterback had three turnovers on Sunday.
Quarterback Drake Maye expressed disappointment with the Patriots' offensive performance after a 35-6 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. He admitted that he needs to take responsibility for four turnovers, including three more on Sunday. Maye detailed how he dropped the ball in the second quarter when Jared Wilson's bleeding hand caused the pass to slip out, as well as an interception in the end zone and another late pass.
Last season, Maye threw eight interceptions, and this season, he has thrown six in just three games. Head coach Mike Vrabel emphasized the need for better plays and good decisions, but Maye downplayed any concerns about a shoulder injury from last year's AFC Championship Game. The quarterback also noted the team's struggles with new personnel, as A.J.
Brown is out and Romeo Doubs has been slow to adapt. At 1-2, the Patriots are in familiar territory, and Maye stressed the importance of working together and protecting the football for the upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills.
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