"For anyone who's watched a Patriots game this season, they know why Maye has an MVP case. His 72% completion rate is the highest in team history, and he threw for just shy of 4,400 yards, leading New England to a 14-3 record. He totaled 35 touchdowns to eight interceptions and had 450 yards on the ground, all while leading the second-best offense in the NFL."
"Maye is, without a doubt, one of the best signal callers in football, and has as good an MVP case as anyone. While not a reliable gauge of a player's performance, Madden 26 has reflected Maye's elite play, awarding him with a 94 overall rating. Maye's completion rate is further reflected in his ratings, with a 96 in short accuracy."
Drake Maye delivered a breakout sophomore season, completing 72% of his passes—the highest in team history—and throwing for just under 4,400 yards. He recorded 35 touchdowns and eight interceptions, added 450 rushing yards, and led the NFL's second-best offense to a 14-3 regular-season record. New England averaged 32.3 PPG against divisional opponents, won the AFC East, and secured the No. 2 seed with a 38-10 win over the Dolphins. Madden 26 boosted Maye from a 78 preseason rating to a 94 overall, with 96 short accuracy, 90 medium accuracy, and 85 throw-on-the-run. Critics point to a less-than-elite schedule.
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