"The New England Patriots are back in the AFC Championship game for a record 16th time, as Drake Maye overcame some turnover problems against the mighty Houston Texans defense to throw three touchdown passes and guide his team to a 28-16 victory. Even though the defense has taken a step from good to great this postseason, the rapid offensive improvement has been the main catalyst between last year's 4-13 mess and this season's 13-win ride to the final four."
"Brown is also being thought of as a head coach candidate for the Arizona Cardinals. Brown has past experience as a head coach, as he filled in for the fired Matt Eberflus with the Chicago Bears. He won just one game, but he did help Caleb Williams throw 20 touchdowns against six interceptions despite the worst offensive line in the league at the time."
"While the Patriots may be able to hold on to offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels for a long time after his mess of a stint with the Raiders, teams across the league might slowly take some of the better assistants away from McDaniels and Maye in the coming weeks. Losing Brown would be tough for the Patriots, as the available pool of offensive assistants who could slide into a similar role isn't as thick as Mike Vrabel would like. McDaniels' staff outside of Brown doesn't have a ton of experience, which could make Brown's replacement a hire that ult"
The New England Patriots advanced to the AFC Championship after Drake Maye threw three touchdown passes despite turnovers to beat the Houston Texans 28-16. The defense improved to elite levels this postseason, but the offense drove the turnaround from a 4-13 season to a 13-win campaign. Passing game coordinator Thomas Brown is set to interview with the Los Angeles Chargers and is considered a potential Arizona Cardinals head-coach candidate. Brown has prior head-coaching experience with the Chicago Bears and experience under Sean McVay. Losing Brown would strain an otherwise inexperienced offensive staff and complicate replacement plans.
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