The Seahawks rallied past the Patriots on Wednesday night, with Drew Lock stepping in for an injured Sam Darnold to lead Seattle to a 13-10 victory. The decisive factor was Patriots quarterback Drake Maye's performance in the fourth quarter, when he threw three interceptions—one to Seahawks cornerback Joshua Jobe on what one account described as an "ill-advised pass."

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel expressed confidence in Maye despite the poor finish, telling reporters the young signal-caller "will learn from it, hopefully we'll be better for it in the end," per Pro Football Talk. Performance data provided on Reddit offers additional context: when throwing from a clean pocket, Maye completed 20 of 25 passes for 5.6 yards per attempt with a touchdown and two interceptions. Under pressure, however, he completed just 3 of 8 attempts for 4.8 yards per attempt with one interception, posting a 28.4 PFF pass grade compared to 65.9 when clean.

One account noted similarities between this Seahawks win and their previous matchup against New England, though the reporting available does not detail those parallels.