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Patriots' Drake Maye committed to being himself despite playoff struggles: 'I'm gonna take a shot'


The New England Patriots are one win from the Super Bowl. It's a statement that would have been laughable a year ago, but it's where the Patriots find themselves in their first year under coach Mike Vrabel. Perhaps more importantly, it's a place they've reached because of the performance of second-year quarterback and NFL MVP candidate . (NFL.com)

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Patriots' Drake Maye committed to being himself despite playoff struggles: 'I'm gonna take a shot'