Drake Maye is playing as well as any quarterback in the NFL, and the streak he is currently on has only been done by guys who won the MVP.

Adin Ross has dismissed the lawsuit filed against him and Drake as “bull***t.” A class action petition has been filed in Missouri against Drake, Ross, and Stake’s parent company, Sweepstakes Limited.

Here’s something that puts it all in perspective. Via NBC Sports research, Maye is one of only five players to ever throw for 200 or more yards with a passer rating of 100 or higher in seven straight games in a single season.

Drake, livestreamer Adin Ross, and Sweepsteaks Limited, the parent company of Stake.us, were sued in a class-action lawsuit in Missouri. The lawsuit alleges online gambling site Stake.us circumvented state gambling laws and accuses Drake and Ross of exploitative marketing for the company.

The lawsuit names celebrities Drake and Adin Ross as defendants for their roles as influencers promoting the site to their millions of fans.

Tom Brady is indirectly pushing Drake Maye to be the best version of himself on Sundays, thanks to Josh McDaniels.

Lindsey led Minnesota on a game-winning drive against Rutgers, and he came up big against Purdue. His bootleg rollout rushing touchdown against Michigan State was inches away from going the other way, but it gave the Gophers their fourth Big Ten win of the season.

Drake’s “curse” strikes again as the Blue Jays lose to the Dodgers in the World Series, forcing a Game 7 after his presence.