Drake Maye, Patriots reveal the painful truth about facing Seahawks in Super Bowl rematch
FOXBOROUGH – Drake Maye isn’t looking for revenge when the Patriots open the season against the team that dashed their Super Bowl dreams. The Patriots quarterback understands that nothing will make up for losing the championship matchup, and regardless of Wednesday night’s outcome, the Seattle Seahawks remain the defending Super Bowl champions. “We lost to them. The biggest game,” Maye said. “That’s why you play the game for (Super Bowl). So there’s definitely, I wouldn’t say, extra. It’s our chance to start the season off strong, on a good foot, and knowing that the opponent we have and you get to say you get your revenge game, but I wouldn’t say revenge game.
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Although that ended with the quarterback in tears in the postgame press conference, he knows what a good start to this season would mean for this team. “We got a chance to come in here and make a big statement win,” Maye said. “And I think that’s kind of what we’re rooting for.
