Drake Maye continues to etch his name into the Patriots history books.
The latest milestone came Sunday in New England’s 31-13 victory over the Tennessee Titans when the quarterback tied Tom Brady for most games in team history of at least 200 passing yards, a 1.35 passer rating and two passing touchdowns in a single season with four, according to the Patriots communications department.
Brady completed 88.5% of his passes in 2009 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
What’s more, Maye also set a new franchise record for the highest single-game completion percentage — with a minimum of 20 passes — by completing 91.3% of his passes.
Maye went 21-of-23 for 222 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday’s win. The second-year quarterback also added 62 rushing yards on eight carries.
There were also no turnovers by Maye in the Week 7 win.
Maye has continued to show growth every week and has been pivotal in New England rebuilding its identity.
The Patriots have won four straight games and sit atop the AFC East standings. They return home for Week 8 when they welcome the Cleveland Browns to Gillette Stadium.
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