Drake Maye credits wife’s baked ‘treats’ for Patriots O-line’s stellar work vs. Jets

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Arnold, C. (2026, October 19). Drake Maye credits wife’s baked ‘treats’ for Patriots O-line’s stellar work vs. Jets. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/sports/drake-maye-credits-wifes-baked-treats-for-patriots-o-lines-work-vs-jets/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-19 · by Christian Arnold

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Patriots quarterback Drake Maye jokingly credits his wife’s baked goods for the team’s offensive line performing without allowing any sacks during their win over the Jets. Ann Michael, who gained viral fame with her baking videos, brought cookies to the team, which coincided with the linemen's successful performance against a defensive unit that had 19 sacks this season prior to the game. Maye also acknowledged the hard work and dedication of his teammates and coaching staff in achieving this feat.
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Drake Maye, quarterback of the New England Patriots, joked with reporters after a game against the Jets that his wife's cookies were responsible for his team's offensive line performing without any sacks during the match. The Patriots won despite facing one of the NFL's stronger defensive teams. Ann Michael, Maye’s wife, gained viral fame through her baking videos on TikTok during “Bakemas,” a holiday season promotion focused on sharing treats. This anecdote highlights how personal touches can create team unity and positive media attention for the Patriots.

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🔮 Well, according to Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, it was the cookies his wife baked for the team.
🔮 “And that will always give you a chance to win.”
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🔮 “The fact that it has Earl Monroe on the [school] name, that might be a little reason why I’m here, but you guys are the reason that makes my heart full.
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🔮 Megan Griffith will be suspended for three games this season as a result of the findings from the review, which was conducted by an outside firm.
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Gang Green Jets NFL New England’s Patriots

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Maye PERSON · 6× Patriots ORG · 4× Jets ORG · 3× Ann Michael PERSON · 2× Drake Maye PERSON · 1× Gang Green ORG · 1× NFL ORG · 1× New England’s ORG · 1× TikTok ORG · 1× WEEI ORG · 1×

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To paraphrase an old “Seinfeld” episode, perhaps everyone needs to “look to the cookie” in order to explain why the Patriots offensive line allowed zero sacks on Sunday in New England’s win over the Jets.
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🔮 Well, according to Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, it was the cookies his wife baked for the team.

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To paraphrase an old “Seinfeld” episode, perhaps everyone needs to “look to the cookie” in order to explain why the Patriots offensive line allowed zero sacks on Sunday in New England’s win over the Jets. asserted
line → paraphrase → Jets
The Patriots offensive line held the Jets at bay despite Gang Green being one of the better defensive teams in the league with 19 sacks this season, tied for third in the NFL. asserted
Green → hold → NFL
Well, according to Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, it was the cookies his wife baked for the team. uncertain
wife → accord → team
“I said, ‘I gotta bring in some more treats,’ shout out Ann Michael,” Maye told reporters with a laugh after the game. asserted
Maye → say → game
Those guys are doing a heck of job in there.” asserted
guys → do → job
Maye’s wife has become a viral sensation amid his rise to stardom as he helped take the Patriots to the Super Bowl last season. asserted
he → become → Bowl
Ann Michael drew her own fans when she gained social media notoriety with her viral baking videos on TikTok during “Bakemas.” asserted
she → draw → Bakemas
Last season, Maye also told WEEI in an interview that during “Bakemas” he was trying to bring in leftovers for his teammates. asserted
he → tell → teammates
“It’s been awesome,” Maye said last December on the Boston sports talk station. asserted
Maye → say → station
“[She’s] in her little journey doing ‘Bakemas’ right now. asserted
She → ’ → Bakemas
“I get to do the good part of trying all her stuff she bakes. asserted
she → get → stuff
I try to bring some leftovers into the building.” asserted
I → try → building
It seems that he’s still been doing so all this time later and it has paid off. The Jets sacked Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson eight times the previous week. asserted
Jets → seem → Watson
Aside from the cookies, Maye praised the work the linemen had been doing with the coaching staff. asserted
linemen → praise → staff
“These guys are fighting hard. asserted
guys → fight → ?
They’re fighting their butts off, and it goes through them,” Maye said. asserted
Maye → fight → them
“That last drive running the football, [I] had the best seat in the house. asserted
I → run → house
Was beautiful to see, and I think the more we can do that, the more we can just gel together as offense and lean on that.” asserted
we → see → that
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