Drake Maye and Romeo Doubs connect for three touchdowns at Patriots camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 11:22 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

At the New England Patriots' practice on August 15, quarterback Drake Maye and wide receiver Romeo Doubs showcased their growing chemistry, connecting for three touchdowns. The practice followed a 13-13 tie against the Indianapolis Colts in the preseason opener. While the offense excelled in the passing game, the defense proved effective in stopping the run. Kicker Andy Borregales rebounded from earlier inaccuracies, hitting five of six field goal attempts during the session. The Patriots continue their preparations with additional practices scheduled in the coming days.
- •Maye and Doubs connected for three touchdowns during practice.
- •The Patriots practiced intense red zone and two-minute drill scenarios.
- •The defense excelled at stopping the run game throughout the session.
- •Borregales improved by making five of six field goals after struggles in the previous game.
- •Patriots will have five more practices ahead of the next preseason games.
- 11:22 PMYahoo Sports — Maye-Doubs bond grows at Patriots camp, and Borregales bounces back
"Drake Maye and Romeo Doubs connected for 3 touchdowns, and Andy Borregales redeemed himself at the Aug. 15 practice in Foxboro.
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