There’s plenty of things to be thankful about for the 10-2 New England Patriots on the field. Away from the field, however, wide receiver DeMario Dou

New England Patriots QB Drake Maye made a move off the field ahead of Thanksgiving as the team prepares to face the Giants in Week 13.

Thanksgiving is on Thursday, and New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has plenty to be thankful for this year. When reporters asked Maye what he was thankful for on Wednesday, he highlighted his appreciation for his teammates,

The Patriots are good again. Happy Thanksgiving. He’s a burgeoning superstar and icon, yet still a humble 23-year-old whose right arm, by all accounts, is strong enough to carry this franchise for the next decade. Quarterbacks like Maye are the greatest asset, and greatest gift, in the NFL.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and his wife Ann Michael joined the team's Thanksgiving-in-a-Basket event. They distributed 200 full holiday meals to families in need. The couple's genuine engagement and positive interaction with the community resonated with fans.

There are very few things that pair together better than Thanksgiving Day and the National Football League. A full slate of Thursday games, usually highlighted by the Chicago Bears and

That’s because 13 Thanksgivings ago, then- Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez ran into the backside of teammate Brandon Moore, fumbled the football and watched the New England Patriots return it for the most improbable of touchdowns — all in front of a national audience.

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, Drake Maye, Hunter Henry, Rhamandre Stevenson and about a dozen other players and several Patriots alumni helped to distribute 200 Thanksgiving baskets at the Goodwill headquarters Tuesday evening.

Answering New England Patriots fans questions ahead of a big week of Thanksgiving football in college and the NFL.