They finally got one when second-year quarterback Drake Maye connected on a 37-yard touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams. Maye has looked like the best deep ball thrower in the league all season long. He caught Williams streaking down the sideline and fit the ball perfectly over the top so that he was the only one who could get it.

All signs thus far suggest Drake Maye is ready to play well on a bigger stage, and he’s going to get an opportunity to do that in January. The second-year quarterback, at the center of the New England Patriots’ remarkable turnaround,

No, they weren't for two-time MVP Lamar Jackson. In fact, they weren't even from the home crowd. They were from the New England Patriots faithful, who were rightfully showering their young quarterback with praise as he iced the game.

Drake Maye closed the gap slightly on Matthew Stafford in Week 16, but the Rams QB is still the favorite to win NFL MVP.

Drake Maye's stained pants and welted arms told one story, but his 380-yard performance and clutch fourth-quarter told another.

There are just two weeks remaining in the regular season, and both the playoff picture and the awards races are coming into cleaner focus. The major award, obviously, is the Most Valuable Player award, and the race got a bit of a shake-up this past week.