Drake Maye scored a pair of rushing touchdowns during Sunday’s loss to the Bills, but the play where he really showcased just how fast he can move happened on a toss right to TreVeyon Henderson in the fourth quarter.

It will get lost in how the game ended, but one of the most exciting moments in the New England Patriots' 35-31 loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 15 was how fas

When Patriots quarterback Drake Maye saw Henderson reverse direction away from the pack and head around the left, Maye joined him sprinting downfield to help take out any would-be tacklers.

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Maye and the Patriots offense went silent in the third quarter. But it took one play for them to retake the lead with TreVeyon Henderson producing his second long score - a 65-yard touchdown as the rookie back reversed direction and found daylight, with Maye acting as his lead blocker down the field. The 31-28 lead, however, lasted one drive.

Sunday's slate features a big NFC South matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Carolina Panthers in the early window of games. In the late window, the Jacksonville Jaguars visit the Denver Broncos and the Detroit Lions host the Pittsburgh Steelers.