"It's just cool to see a guy of that caliber at that position doing the dirty work things that we all do,"
"He's fast. He can make one cut and he's gone. He probably would have outrun them even if I wasn't down there. So, he's a great player for us and we've got to continue to make more plays to come up with the W."
"Drake wants to do anything that he can to help this football team. High-screened a guy - I don't think he needs to trip and fall. I don't think that was necessary. But I think he wants to do anything that he can do to help us win. That was good to see."
Drake Maye executed a downfield block that sprung rookie TreVeyon Henderson for a 65-yard touchdown on a toss in the fourth quarter. Maye reached a career top speed of 20.58 miles per hour on the play while Henderson hit 21.25 m.p.h., according to Next Gen Stats. Maye also scored two rushing touchdowns in the game. The play featured Henderson reversing course, bouncing off blockers, and sprinting down the left side with room to run. Maye tumbled after running in front of Buffalo corner Tre'Davious White. The sequence highlighted Maye's athleticism, willingness to help teammates, and Henderson's breakaway speed.
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