
REACTION: Drake Maye, Patriots bounce back in big win vs Bills
Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast with Nick CattlesShow Notes
Drake Maye led the Patriots to a huge win over their division rival, the Buffalo Bills, on Sunday afternoon. Despite a fumble and an interception, Maye led his team to victory with three passing TDs and 269 passing yards against Josh Allen and the Bills.
Greg Bedard is joined by CLNS Media's John Zannis to react to a huge Patriots victory in Buffalo. They discuss Maye's bounce-back performance, big moments from Romeo Doubs and Efton Chism, other major improvements from last week's loss, Mack Hollins' calf injury, and more!
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