The New England Patriots lose 13-10 to the Seattle Seahawks after squandering a 10-point lead, with quarterback Drake Maye throwing three interceptions late in the game. Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel says the turnovers are a central reason New England cannot protect its advantage.
Multiple reports focus on Vrabel’s postgame comments, in which he addresses Maye’s performance and the decision-making that led to the interceptions. Vrabel frames the issue as balancing aggression with avoiding reckless plays, describing the need to take chances while still protecting the football. The coverage also notes that New England is in control for much of the game before the fourth-quarter errors swing momentum to Seattle.
While outlets differ slightly in phrasing—some emphasizing “aggressive, not reckless” and others stressing that New England “can’t throw three interceptions”—they converge on the same core point: the late interceptions by Maye define the collapse and the final outcome.
