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The New England Patriots lost 45-27 at Gillette Stadium, hitting a new historic low against the Packers. Maye linked up with Tom Brady for an incredible photo but didn’t play quite up to the five-time Super Bowl champion’s standards in a losing effort.
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Maye was asked about his performance after the game in comments shared by Mike Reiss of ESPN NFL Nation.
“Yeah, very…I’m disappointed in myself…We had (chances) to get back in the game, messed ’em up. We had a chance to get back to within three points multiple times, just frustrating. I’ve gotta do a better job from the whole perspective, I wasn’t good today, we gotta bounce back, and know that this was the game’s lesson, we’re battling.”
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Maye passed for 299 yards and three touchdowns, but his three interceptions stood out like a sore thumb on a day when New England coughed the football up four times compared to zero for Matt LaFleur’s Packers. Maye’s team converted 4-of-9 third downs but also gave up four sacks and fell behind the eight-ball by a score of 14-0 after one quarter.
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Coach Mike Vrabel‘s Patriots seem content to stand pat with the team they have heading toward Tuesday, November 10’s trade deadline, but there seems to be a lot missing with New England right now and AJ Brown’s injury absence is just one part of it.
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TreVeyon Henderson’s absence isn’t helping, either, but the Patriots have to play better football regardless of their starting lineup, and Maye knows it.
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