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Drake Maye admits he was playing sick during record-setting performance vs. Jets


put himself in the record books on Sunday afternoon in the Meadowlands. The primary conduit for New England’s 42-10 blowout win over the Jets, Maye torched New York’s porous defense on every drive where he had the ball in his hands. Maye confirmed during his weekly interview on WEEI that he was playing against the Jets while under the weather. (Boston.com)

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Drake Maye admits he was playing sick during record-setting performance vs. Jets