Drake Maye keeps putting the pressure on in the NFL MVP race, and there could be a major shake up in the odds after the Los Angeles Rams play on Monday night ag

NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky believes Drake Maye is better than Matthew Stafford and Josh Allen at a certain important aspect of the game.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and New England Patriots QB Drake Maye will not physically face each other on the field in Week 15, but the game is all about those two. With the emergence of the Patriots in 2025, Maye has taken plenty of headlines. He's the favorite to win this year's MVP Award to some.

Drake Maye has been a revelation for the New England Patriots. He’s already in MVP consideration as a second-year player, and is doing it while throwing to Stefon Diggs post-ACL tear and Demario Douglas.

Maye showed flashes of his potential as a rookie in Alex Van Pelt’s system and has since taken his game to an MVP level under McDaniels. The 23-year-old experienced some growing pains in McDaniels’ offense during training camp, but his quick development has propelled the Patriots to a 12-3 record and their first playoff berth since ’21.

Jon Gruden explains how Drake Maye tops Josh Allen, as the Patriots QB surges in the MVP race for the 2025 season.

One of the most productive wide receivers in fantasy football this season will be back on the field in Week 16.

Right now, there are three inner-circle candidates: Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (-300 at DraftKings ), New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (+425) and Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (+550). Everybody else in the league is at +7500 odds or worse, giving them a less than 2% chance to win the award.