"There's no taking Drake Maye's first full regular season as an NFL starter away from him and the 2025 New England Patriots. After one of the greatest single-season performances in league history, given his age, the 23-year-old is officially a first-time All-Pro. Maye was not, however, awarded first- team All-Pro, and for Patriots fans everywhere, Saturday's news was a source of frustration. The celebration of Maye's extraordinary season will have to come later."
"The MVP award will be announced closer to the Super Bowl, during the NFL Honors ceremony, but with Matthews Stafford landing the first-team All-Pro nod, and Maye earning second-team honors, the stage is now set for the 37-year-old Stafford to win the first MVP of his likely Hall of Famer career. For the record, that's not a guarantee at this point. But it's about as close to one as it gets."
Drake Maye completed his first full NFL regular season with a historically exceptional performance and earned first-time All-Pro status as a second-team selection. He was not named first-team All-Pro, which disappointed many New England Patriots fans. The Associated Press released first- and second-team All-Pro rosters based on votes from a 50-member media panel. Matthew Stafford secured a first-team All-Pro quarterback nod and now stands as the likely frontrunner for the NFL MVP. The MVP will be announced during the NFL Honors ceremony, and first-team All-Pro status usually correlates with MVP winners, though exceptions exist.
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