Drake Maye Stats: Patriots QB Throws 3 TDs and 3 Picks vs. Packers | Nov. 8, 2026

Verified: November 8, 2026, at 8:05 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−05:00), or November 9 at 01:05 UTC.

Drake Maye completed 21 of 38 passes for 299 yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions as the New England Patriots lost 45–27 to the Green Bay Packers in Week 9. The Packers’ official game center lists the final score and Maye’s passing line.

The numbers tell a mixed story: Maye produced three passing scores, but his three interceptions gave Green Bay opportunities to take control. For the fullest picture, check his individual passing and rushing rows, then use the play-by-play to see when the turnovers and touchdowns happened.

Destaques

• Maye went 21-for-38 for 299 passing yards, with three touchdowns and three interceptions.
• Green Bay won 45–27 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
• Maye completed 55.3% of his passes and averaged approximately 7.9 yards per attempt.
• The official game center separates Maye’s statistics from those of fellow Patriots quarterback Tommy DeVito.

What were Drake Maye’s stats against the Packers?

Maye’s final passing line is below. Completion percentage and yards per attempt are calculated from the official totals; rounding can vary slightly between providers.

The official box score also lists DeVito at one completion on three attempts for 21 yards. That distinction matters: a team passing total combines quarterbacks and can also reflect sack yardage, so it should not be substituted for Maye’s individual passing yards.

New England hosted Green Bay on Sunday, November 8, at Gillette Stadium. The scheduled kickoff was 4:25 p.m. in Foxborough, EST (UTC−05:00), equivalent to 9:25 p.m. UTC, according to the Patriots’ game information.

Where can you check Maye’s Patriots vs. Packers box score?

Start with the Packers’ game center and find the box score. Select or scroll to New England’s passing section, then locate the row labeled “D. Maye.” The columns CP/ATT, YDS, TD and INT show completions and attempts, passing yards, passing touchdowns and interceptions. The rushing section gives his carries and rushing yards separately.

For additional context, open the game center’s play-by-play or highlights. Those views can show the quarter, down, field position and result of individual plays. They are useful when a headline number raises a more specific question: Did a turnover end a promising drive? Did a touchdown come when the score was close? A box score alone cannot answer either question.

The NFL game center is another place to look for the matchup and its statistics. If sites disagree immediately after a game, check that both are showing the same Week 9 contest and that each page is marked final. Official scoring corrections can also change a published total.

How should you interpret Maye’s passing numbers?

Completion percentage measures completions divided by attempts. Maye’s 21 completions on 38 attempts produce 55.3%. It is a quick measure of how often passes were completed, but it does not explain whether an incompletion resulted from a difficult throw, defensive coverage or a receiver’s inability to make the catch.

Yards per attempt divides passing yards by all attempts, including incompletions. Maye’s 299 yards on 38 attempts work out to about 7.9 yards per attempt. The figure helps put yardage alongside opportunity: 299 yards on 38 attempts has a different meaning from the same total on far fewer throws. It does not separately measure the distance a ball traveled in the air or the yards a receiver gained after the catch.

Touchdowns and interceptions show two important outcomes, but they are not a complete grade. Three touchdown passes helped New England score, while three interceptions ended Patriots possessions. Green Bay’s in-game account describes Xavier McKinney intercepting Maye’s first pass and returning it to the New England 14. Reviewing the other plays helps distinguish the circumstances behind the turnovers; the count by itself does not assign responsibility for every detail.

How did the game situation affect the Patriots’ quarterback stats?

The Packers led 14–0 after the first quarter, according to their in-game account. Playing from behind can affect how an offense approaches later possessions, although the final statistics alone cannot establish why each play was called. Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love finished 23-for-29 for 372 yards and three passing touchdowns with no interceptions, according to the official game center. Comparing both quarterbacks’ lines adds context to the result without treating the quarterbacks as the only factors in it.

Keep passing and rushing production separate when assessing Maye’s total contribution. His one carry gained three yards, so almost all of the yardage in his individual line came through the air. Likewise, a passing touchdown credits both the quarterback and the receiver; it should not be counted twice when describing how many touchdowns a team scored.

What should fans check next?

Use the final box score as the starting point, then compare it with Maye’s other games in the Patriots’ 2026 game log once the Week 9 entry appears. That makes it easier to compare attempts, efficiency and turnovers over time. A single game is informative, but it is too small a sample to establish a lasting trend.

If the official record is corrected or the team’s game log updates later, use the revised final entry. Future performance will depend on opponents, game plans and personnel as well as Maye’s play; this result alone does not determine what happens in New England’s next game.

FAQ

How many passing yards did Drake Maye have against Green Bay?

He finished with 299 passing yards on 21 completions in 38 attempts.

How many interceptions did Maye throw against the Packers?

Maye threw three interceptions, along with three touchdown passes.

Did the Patriots beat the Packers?

No. Green Bay won 45–27 in the November 8, 2026, game at Gillette Stadium.