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The New England Patriots are riding high right now. They're 8-2, leading the AFC East, and just took down a team they have a lot of recent ties to in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Patriots' head coach didn't take much time to rub salt into the Bucs' wound after a brutal Week 10 loss.

The Patriots continue to impress every week, and Drake Maye's performances lead the MVP conversation after Week 10.

The Patriots continue to lean on their rookies in Week 10 vs. the Bucs, and it is paying off nicely with a double-score to start the second half.

An early game injury to starting RB Terrell Jennings will force the Patriots to utilize TreVeyon Henderson far more the rest of the game.

The Patriots finally utilized rookie WR Kyle Williams in the way he was meant to in Week 10.

The New England Patriots traded Kyle Dugger but have found an elite replacement in this player.

Despite a position change, Jack Westover is pleased with his new role.

Mike Vrabel’s culture shift is fueling something special in Foxboro. From off-day workouts to an unshakable mindset, the Patriots are buying in, and it’s showing on the field.

The Patriots put together an impressive staff under Mike Vrabel, but are already at risk of Ryan Cowden being poached by the Dolphins.

Tom Brady slotted the Patriots sixth in the league in his latest power rankings.

Whether the 2025 Patriots are the product of their schedule or are the real deal, we'll know better later, especially if/when they make the playoffs. One thing's certain, though, they have quarterback Drake Maye, and with him, anything is possible.

Drake Maye has been phenomenal for the New England Patriots in his second year, and analysts are taking notice.

A move for A.J. Brown may never happen for New England.

The Patriots need a good running game to take pressure off the now one-dimensional offense. If TreVeyon Henderson grabs that role, the Patriots will continue to win and head for the playoffs. Hopefully, he'll take full advantage of the opportunity.