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Maye has 3 touchdowns as Patriots rally to beat Dolphins 24-19

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Thames, A. (2026, November 2). Maye has 3 touchdowns as Patriots rally to beat Dolphins 24-19. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/maye-has-3-touchdowns-as-patriots-rally-to-beat-dolphins-24-19/article_15386afe-c13e-5f3b-ad3c-d9eb05ed8963.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-02 · by Alanis Thames

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Drake Maye led the New England Patriots to a comeback victory over the Miami Dolphins with three touchdowns in a game where key players were sidelined. The Patriots won 24-19 despite being down by 10 points at halftime. Maye completed 16 of 20 passes for 199 yards and added a rushing touchdown, while teammate DeMario Douglas caught a pivotal 48-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter. Coach Mike Vrabel praised Maye’s performance, highlighting his ability to lead despite challenges.
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📰 Patriots Rally Against Dolphins
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Alanis Thames
13 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 Still, Maye threw two touchdown passes and rushed for a score as the Patriots came back to beat the Dolphins 24-19.
🔮 That definition would be key to determining how the players are being harmed by being declared ineligible.
🔮 There have been moments during the first five games of the season when Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis has shown the arm talent and athleticism that made new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and coach Jeff Hafley bring him over from Green Bay to usher in a new era in Miami.
🔮 Joe Burrow has thrown a lot of passes to Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, but the Cincinnati quarterback may need to find another top option when the Bengals visit the Dolphins on Sunday with both of his top receivers dealing with injuries.
🔮 Despite a winless start to the season, Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis doesn’t see any panic in Miami’s locker room.
🔮 The Marlins will need to decide whether to exercise Alcantara’s $21 million club option for next season, but president of baseball operations Peter Bendix on Tuesday declined to discuss the contract of the club’s longest-tenured player.
🔮 The Chiefs intercepted Malik Willis on the ensuing drive, and Mahomes moved Kansas City into scoring position before Harrison Butker missed a 50-yard field-goal attempt.
🔮 The Miami Dolphins will be without rookie receiver Caleb Douglas when they host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
🔮 Cousins and Purdy completed more than 70% of their passes against the Dolphins’ young defense, which will need to brace for another veteran quarterback known for his ability to put a strain on opposing secondaries.
🔮 MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Much of this season for the Miami Dolphins will be about small victories — even if actual wins are hard to come by.
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Dolphins MIAMI GARDENS Miami New England Patriots

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Patriots ORG · 7× Maye PERSON · 6× Miami ORG · 6× Dolphins ORG · 4× Willis PERSON · 4× New England ORG · 2× Stevenson PERSON · 2× Vrabel PERSON · 2× Washington GPE · 2× Williams PERSON · 2×

Narrative

The Patriots hadn’t had a clean operation in the first half, but they took advantage of the young Dolphins’ mistakes in the second, outscoring Miami 21-0 until Malik Willis threw a 35-yard touchdown to rookie Kevin Coleman Jr. with two minutes left.
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🔮 Still, Maye threw two touchdown passes and rushed for a score as the Patriots came back to beat the Dolphins 24-19.
2026-11-02 · Toronto Star
Maye has 3 touchdowns as Patriots rally to beat Dolphins 24-19 · assertive framing

Claims (36 extracted, 0 hedged)

Star A.J. Brown (knee/ankle), Mack Hollins ( calf) and running back TreVeyon Henderson (illness) were all sidelined. asserted
Brown → sideline → ?
Still, Maye threw two touchdown passes and rushed for a score as the Patriots came back to beat the Dolphins 24-19. asserted
Patriots → throw → Dolphins
“(If) you want to be a great quarterback in the National Football League, there’s not a whole lot of excuses,” Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said about Maye’s performance. asserted
Vrabel → want → performance
“You go out there and find ways to win for your football team. asserted
You → go → team
That’s who he is and that’s what he wants to continue to be.” asserted
he → ’ → what
Maye completed 16 of 20 passes for 199 yards and the Patriots (5-3) overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to take a 17-13 lead entering the fourth, then held on after a late Miami rally. asserted
Patriots → complete → rally
DeMario Douglas caught a pass and weaved through the Dolphins secondary for a 48-yard touchdown catch that put the Patriots up by two scores early in the fourth. asserted
that → catch → fourth
The Patriots hadn’t had a clean operation in the first half, but they took advantage of the young Dolphins’ mistakes in the second, outscoring Miami 21-0 until Malik Willis threw a 35-yard touchdown to rookie Kevin Coleman Jr. with two minutes left. asserted
Willis → have → minutes
After an unsuccessful two-point try by Miami, Rhamondre Stevenson recovered Bradley Pinion’s onside kick, and New England kept the ball from there. asserted
England → recover → ball
Stevenson had 19 carries for 82 yards, and Douglas caught three passes for 76 yards. asserted
Douglas → have → yards
“We knew that once we settle in and get some drives together,” Maye said, “we had a chance of getting some points on the board.” asserted
we → know → board
One week after leading Miami (1-6) to its first win of the season, Willis completed 21 of 32 passes for 211 yards. asserted
Willis → lead → yards
He threw for two touchdowns and had an interception while being sacked five times. asserted
He → throw → interception
The Patriots pulled within three when Maye lofted a pass to Kyle Williams for a 43-yard touchdown that was initially ruled an incompletion after Williams’ knee appeared to jar the ball loose. asserted
knee → pull → ball
Vrabel demonstratively launched the red challenge flag, and officials overturned the call to a touchdown after replays showed Williams crossed the goal line before losing possession of the ball. asserted
Williams → launch → ball
“I was a lot more certain than the officials were the first time they called it,” Vrabel said. asserted
Vrabel → call → it
Miami went three-and-out on the next drive, its momentum stalled after Ollie Gordon drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after saying something to a defender following a 5-yard carry. asserted
Gordon → go → carry
Coach Jeff Hafley removed Gordon from the game for a play, and the second-year running back appeared visibly upset as Willis spoke to him on the sideline. asserted
Willis → remove → sideline
“Ollie is a competitor, and he cares about the game a lot,” Willis said. asserted
Willis → care → game
“And I was just letting him know that in that situation, that he’s ... wrong. asserted
he → let → situation
I mean, that’s the honest truth. asserted
that → mean → ?
And it would be wrong if I didn’t tell him the truth.” asserted
I → tell → truth
On the next New England drive, Maye faked a pitch to Stevenson and ran it in for the 2-yard go-ahead score with 59 seconds left in the third — his fifth straight game with at least three total touchdowns. asserted
Maye → fake → touchdowns
Willis led the Dolphins on an 11-play, 70-yard two-minute drive that Malik Washington capped with a 1-yard touchdown to put Miami ahead 13-3 at the half. asserted
Washington → lead → half
Washington had briefly left the game after taking a hard hit from Patriots linebacker Christian Elliss earlier in the drive. asserted
Washington → leave → drive
Elliss was flagged for unnecessary roughness for the hit, and Washington, after a brief trip to the blue medial tent, returned five plays later to catch his first receiving touchdown of the season. asserted
Washington → flag → season
“I thought it was probably the best half that we played all year in the first half in some phases,” Hafley said. asserted
Hafley → think → phases
“But we had not had a lead like that going into a half. asserted
we → have → half
And there was great energy and we came out and I believe we held them to a three -and -out. asserted
we → be → -out
And then those are the opportunities where you’ve got to learn to put people away.” asserted
you → get → people
Zane Gonzalez, in his second game since re-signing with Miami, hit field goals of 31 and 52 yards, the latter of which doinked off the left upright and through. asserted
latter → re → upright
He missed a 43-yard attempt in the fourth. asserted
He → miss → fourth
Injuries Patriots: TE Hunter Henry (foot) left in the second quarter and did not return. ... Linebacker Gabe Jacas (knee) left in the third and didn’t return. asserted
Jacas → leave → third
Dolphins: Edge rusher Malik Herring left in the second with a stringer but in the third. asserted
Herring → leave → third
Up next Patriots: Host Green Bay next Sunday. asserted
Patriots → host → Bay
Dolphins: Host Detroit next Sunday. ___ asserted
Dolphins → host → Detroit
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