Patriots QB Drake Maye completed 21/23 for 222 yards and two TDs, setting the franchise record for completion percentage in a game at 91.3%. Even Tom Brady never hit that mark in the regular season. Maye also helped his fantasy performance, going 8-62-0 on the ground.
Maye continues to perform despite a lack of weapons. WR Stefon Diggs led the team, catching all 7 of his targets for 69 yards. WR Kayshon Boutte also continues to be a red zone threat, but the team still lacks a true alpha WR. TE Austin Hooper also caught a TD.
Maye has five fantasy finishes among the top-10 QBs this season. His consistency makes him a locked and loaded starter regardless of match-up.
He looks like a QB1 for the foreseeable future, even in tough match-ups against the Browns and Falcons over the next two weeks.
For dynasty, Maye has certainly entered the second tier of QBs with Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes. Though he is less established than those two QBs, Maye is four years younger than Hurts and seven years younger than Mahomes.
This spells a good time to try and go out and get Maye. A few more similar performances will put him out of reach in most dynasty leagues.
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