Overview
- Maye has reversed an error-prone start with back-to-back wins that include a 374-yard, four-touchdown outing against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.
- Through five games he has completed 99 of 151 passes for 1,228 yards, eight touchdowns and seven interceptions while adding 161 rushing yards and a rushing score.
- The split in production is sharp: Maye threw one touchdown and six interceptions over the first three games and then produced 643 passing yards, seven TDs and one INT in his most recent two games.
- NFL.com moved Maye into its top-10 quarterback rankings at No. 8 and pundits have credited offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels’ game plans and public defenders such as Robert Griffin III for amplifying the momentum.
- The main question now is sustainability, with New England’s 3-2 record and Week 6 game against the Jets set to test whether Maye’s recent improvement is a lasting step forward.