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Three-Time Super Bowl Champion Patriots Legend Praises QB1 Drake Maye: ‘Josh Allen May Be the Best Right Now, But We Have Brady’s Successor’

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Three-Time Super Bowl Champion Patriots Legend Praises QB1 Drake Maye: ‘Josh Allen May Be the Best Right Now, But We Have Brady’s Successor’

FOXBOROUGH, October 1, 2025

A new wind is blowing through New England after years of struggling to solve the “post-Tom Brady” puzzle. The 42-13 victory over the Carolina Panthers in Week 4 not only brought the Patriots back to a winning track but also confirmed: they have found a worthy successor to Brady – Drake Maye.

Patriots great Ty Law gains induction into Pro Football Hall of Fame –  Boston Herald

On The Greg Hill Show, three-time Super Bowl champion legend Ty Law declared: “Josh Allen may be the best QB in the NFL right now, but Drake Maye is playing like one of the top QBs in the league. And more importantly, New England has finally found a true successor to Tom Brady.”

In his second year in the NFL – a phase considered a turning point in a QB’s career – Maye has not only avoided stagnating but has exploded. Against the Panthers, he recorded 2 passing TDs, 1 rushing TD, achieved a QBR of 94.6, and a perfect passer rating of 155.6, notably without a single turnover.

Law emphasized that Maye’s similarity to Brady lies in his ability to elevate his teammates. “The Patriots once won championships without a thousand-yard receiver because Brady knew how to distribute the ball effectively. Now, Maye is doing the same thing – cool-headed, precise, and full of poise.”

Of course, the biggest challenge still lies ahead. In Week 5, Maye will face the Buffalo Bills and Josh Allen – one of the NFL’s most complete QBs. Despite the Patriots being underdogs (+8.5), Maye’s confidence and red-hot form bring hope that New England can pull off an upset.

After years of uncertainty since Brady’s departure, the Patriots finally have “their guy.” And with the endorsement of legend Ty Law, Drake Maye is turning the dream of a new dynasty in Foxborough into reality.

Former Cowboys QB Mark Sanchez Arrested After Hospitalization, Faces Charges for Assaulting Elderly Truck Driver While Intoxicated
Former Cowboys QB Mark Sanchez Arrested After Hospitalization, Faces Charges for Assaulting Elderly Truck Driver While Intoxicated Indianapolis, Indiana – Former Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez was discharged from the hospital and taken straight to Marion County Jail after being charged with assault and public intoxication, according to TMZ Sports and Fox59. The incident occurred on the night of Friday, October 3, in an alley behind a restaurant in Indianapolis. According to police, Sanchez – in a heavily intoxicated state – engaged in a physical altercation with a 69-year-old truck driver after the driver’s vehicle blocked his path while he was jogging. A witness at the scene described the chaotic moment: “I was near the back alley behind the restaurant when I saw him running up, yelling, looking very drunk. The truck driver tried to avoid him, so they got into a heated argument and then a fight. The driver must have been so scared he pulled something out — it all happened so fast. I ran over and saw both of them bleeding.” Sanchez’s alleged victim, who is still unnamed, is seen in graphic photos taken at the hospital. The situation escalated when the driver, who reportedly didn’t hear Sanchez’s shouts because he had removed his hearing aids, was pushed by Sanchez. In self-defense, the driver used pepper spray and stabbed Sanchez in the chest with a sharp object. Both men sustained serious injuries and were rushed to the hospital. According to police reports, Sanchez was in critical but stable condition, while the driver suffered a laceration to his cheek and tongue damage from the retaliatory strike. On Sunday morning, October 5, Sanchez was released from the hospital but immediately arrested. Police confirmed he faces two misdemeanor charges: Public Intoxication and Assault. However, according to rumors, the former player was released on a $300 bond. Mark Sanchez, 38 years old, was a QB for the Dallas Cowboys in the 2016 season, serving as a backup to Dak Prescott. Once heralded as a rising star with the New York Jets, his career declined and ended in 2019. The Indianapolis police continue to investigate the incident. Though out of immediate danger, Sanchez now faces potential criminal prosecution, marking a dark new chapter in the life of the former NFL star once celebrated as the “youthful face of the Jets”.