Drake Maye throws three fourth-quarter interceptions in Patriots loss to Seahawks

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Drake Maye throws three fourth-quarter interceptions in Patriots loss to Seahawks
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The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 13-10 on Wednesday in a Super Bowl rematch. New England led 10-0 through three quarters before Drake Maye committed three interceptions in the final frame. Maye, who finished the game 23-of-33 for 178 yards and one touchdown, admitted his late-game decision-making was unacceptable. The loss occurred despite the Patriots controlling the ball for over 34 minutes. Receiver A.J. Brown exited the contest during the second half with an ankle injury, further limiting the Patriots' offensive options. Head coach Mike Vrabel noted after the game that Maye must avoid such turnovers moving forward.

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  • The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 13-10 on Wednesday.
  • Drake Maye recorded three interceptions during the fourth quarter.
  • The Patriots held a 10-0 lead entering the final period of play.
  • Receiver A.J. Brown left the game due to an ankle injury.
  • New England controlled possession for 34:17 during the contest.
Latest Updates
  • 3:24 PMYahoo SportsBoston media unloads on Drake Maye's 'disgusting' 3-interception meltdown vs. Seahawks
  • 3:06 PMCBS NFLMaye Day: How Drake Maye's disastrous fourth quarter 'cost' Patriots their redemption game
  • 11:05 AMYahoo SportsDrake Maye addresses dreadful fourth-quarter performance in Patriots’ collapse
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Boston media slammed Drake Maye after the Patriots quarterback threw three brutal fourth-quarter interceptions in a 13-10 loss to the Seahawks.

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Maye's impatience and bad decision-making helped unravel New England's lead against the defending Super Bowl champions

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New England Patriots controlled the clock for 34:17 minutes.

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