Drake Maye has more viewers jumping on his bandwagon during a breakout second season. Maye led the New England Patriots to a comeback win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night, amassing a career-high 380 passing yards and erasing a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter.

Cam Newton changed his mind about the New England Patriots. The former Patriots quarterback caused a stir by calling New England’s hot streak “fool’s gold” on ESPN last month. Newton framed the Patriots as a “one-and-one” playoff team because he didn’t trust Drake Maye against Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson,

Diggs' "passion, fire and competitiveness" have resonated throughout the Patriots, according to head coach Mike Vrabel. The 32-year-old is usually at the center of the huddle before games, firing up teammates, and Vrabel turned to him late Sunday night to break the team down in the joyous victorious locker room.

Brown and the Patriots have agreed to an extension, per an announcement from his agency. According to ESPN’s Mike Reiss, this is a two-year deal. The pact has a base value of roughly $5MM. It can reach a maximum of $6.8MM.

Former NFL MVP and current ESPN commentator Cam Newton went viral over a month ago for calling the Patriots' incredible regular-season run "fool's gold." However, he seems to finally be changing his tune after watching the team erase an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to knock off a desperate Baltimore Ravens team on the road in primetime.

Interior offensive lineman Ben Brown signed a two-year contract extension with the New England Patriots on Tuesday.

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The Patriots signed Brown to a two-year extension worth up to $6.6 million on Tuesday, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports.

Tom Brady has kept his roles as Las Vegas Raiders minority owner and Fox Sports color analyst despite receiving backlash from fans.

The New England Patriots are one win away from a playoff berth, and an opportunity beckons to make their first Super Bowl in six years. ESPN simulated the rest of the season using its Football Power Index,