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Drake Maye Shatters NFL Records, Eyes Super Bowl Glory

1/21/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Drake Maye posted the NFL's best single-season metrics, including a 14-3 record, 72.0% completion, and 8.9 yards per attempt.
Maye's second season ranks among the most efficient in NFL history, with the sixth-highest ANY/A+ rating of 131.
Joe Burrow serves as a comparator for Maye, who leads a less-talented team and could cement his status among elite sophomores with a Super Bowl.

History

Historical Context

In 2019, Lamar Jackson made history as the NFL MVP, leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 14-2 record with 36 touchdown passes and 1,206 rushing yards. This performance highlighted the rise of dual-threat quarterbacks, a trend echoed by current player Drake Maye, suggesting a transformative shift in quarterback roles that could redefine success in the league, especially with potential Super Bowl aspirations.

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Story summary

Drake Maye posted the NFL's best single-season metrics, including a 14-3 record, 72.0% completion, and 8.9 yards per attempt.
Maye's second season ranks among the most efficient in NFL history, with the sixth-highest ANY/A+ rating of 131.
Joe Burrow serves as a comparator for Maye, who leads a less-talented team and could cement his status among elite sophomores with a Super Bowl.

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