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Drake Maye Throws Three First‑Half Interceptions as Packers Take 24‑14 Halftime Lead

The turnovers gave Green Bay short fields and a two‑score edge that forces New England to fix ball security and personnel issues to mount a comeback.

Overview

  • Maye’s first pass was intercepted by safety Xavier McKinney and the turnover set up Jordan Love’s 13‑yard rushing touchdown to open the scoring.
  • The Patriots finished the half with three interceptions and Green Bay converted at least two of those turnovers into touchdowns while a fourth pick was dropped just before halftime.
  • New England lost cornerback Carlton Davis and right guard Ben Brown to injuries and Green Bay lost running back Josh Jacobs to a hand injury, all of which could affect second‑half lineups.
  • The first‑half collapse contrasts with Maye’s October run of improved ball security and efficiency and raises immediate questions about his ability to protect the ball under pressure.
  • The game now turns on New England’s second‑half adjustments, the severity of the reported injuries, and whether the Patriots can stop turnovers to regain momentum.