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Mike Vrabel didn’t want his Sunday ruined by questions about Drake Maye’s struggles

Mike Vrabel doesn't want to discuss Drake Maye's struggles on Sundays.

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  • Primary Driver: Mike Vrabel doesn't want to discuss Drake Maye's struggles on Sundays.
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The evidence for this answer lies in recent articles discussing the team's performance and Maye's form. The New York Times notes that the Patriots are finding an identity on defense, despite injuries and offensive struggles.

The New England Patriots' Week 2 win over the Steelers is a key point of discussion. According to NBC Sports, Mike Vrabel didn't want his Sunday ruined by questions about Drake Maye's struggles.

This suggests that the team is focusing on their defense and may be trying to move past concerns about Maye's form.

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What is the current situation with the New England Patriots?

The team is finding an identity on defense, despite injuries and offensive struggles.

Is Drake Maye's form a cause for concern?

Yahoo Sports is questioning whether Maye's form at the start of the season is a cause for concern.

What do Patriots fans think of Drake Maye?

Patriots fans are still largely confident in Drake Maye, according to a survey by Pats Pulpit.

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