The quarterback’s is getting after it in the gym after all her “Bakemas” goodies she’s been making for the holidays.

The Patriots travel to Baltimore this Sunday to face the Ravens, and Drake Maye is ready for the opportunity to play in prime time.

Patriots QB Drake Maye is still learning how to navigate fourth-quarter deficit situations. Evaluating his comeback ability on a few samples is premature.

Maye has the second-best odds to win the award, behind Matthew Stafford, but that isn’t his main goal this season.

Specifically, on TreVeyon Henderson's second touchdown run, the rookie running back bounced off a pile of players and took off in the other direction where he saw an open field. Maye also took off with him, helping to clear a path and serving as the lead blocker so Henderson could get into the end zone.

As MVP conversations swirl around the Patriots' young quarterback, Maye demonstrates the mental toughness that's helping New England bounce back after losses and prioritize team success above all else.

When the Patriots travel to Baltimore on Sunday, Drake Maye will have an opportunity to prove himself against one of seven players in league history to win the MVP award at age 24 or younger. With three games left in the regular-season, the 23-year-old Maye leads the Pro Bowl vote and is among the favorites to win MVP.

Despite Matthew Stafford being a heavy favorite to win MVP, the door is wide open for Drake Maye and Josh Allen. Stafford and Maye would be first-time winners, while Allen won his first MVP last season with 40 total touchdowns and a 13-4 record (No. 2 seed).

Drake Maye's former North Carolina teammate joins the Patriots as the team continues to add more linebacker depth