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

During his session with the media Thursday, Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels was asked if he still had head coaching aspirations.

Atlanta’s defense will be on the hot seat when the Falcons (3-4) face the Patriots (6-2) at 1 p.m. Sunday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

Patriots QB coach Ashton Grant credits Maye's rapid development to his willingness to be challenged and ability to quickly apply corrections. That was seen in Thursday's practice.

The Atlanta Falcons wrapped up Thursday's practice session and have released their second injury report of Week 9. Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. (knee), wide receiver Drake London (hip), tight end Kyle Pitts (ankle) and linebacker Jalon Walker (groin) were limited for the second day in a row.

Let’s get into some lessons learned from the team’s fifth straight victory. Drake Maye and Josh McDaniels keep finding a way. Drake Maye might have played his worst 30 minutes