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The New England Patriots delivered a commanding 45-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 5 of the NFL season, with a performance from Drake Maye that reignited excitement around the team. From Gillette Stadium, Nacho García shared his thoughts with MARCA after the game, highlighting the quarterback’s four touchdown passes, nearly 400 passing yards, and a rushing touchdown that capped off an outstanding afternoon. Maye also recorded his second consecutive game with at least three touchdowns, a feat that, as Nacho pointed out, no Patriots player had accomplished since Tom Brady. All of this came amid several injuries on offense, including those suffered by Henderson and Campbell during the game. 

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00:00Derrick May is back, actually he never left, but the MVP Callier form that nearly won him the award the
00:07last season was on full display tonight against the Riders.
00:12He added four touchdowns, almost 400 yards, and no turnovers.
00:17And he's done at least three touchdowns in back-to-back games, because remember, he did it also last week
00:25in Buffalo, in the victory against the Bills.
00:27Do you know who was the last Patriot who did that? Exactly, exactly, Tom Brady.
00:36So, well, the comparisons to the GOAT are unstoppable in the case of Derrick May, and they will be there
00:42during the whole career of Derrick May.
00:45But tonight, May did it under exceptionally tough circumstances.
00:51First, against the Riders, a strong team, tough team.
00:56Second, without his top weapons around him.
01:01The Patriots offensive injury list just keeps growing.
01:06Today, Henderson and Campbell both went down today in the second quarter in consecutive plays.
01:17Putting on this kind of sound, on this kind of performance without his best players around him, I think says
01:27a lot about May's return to the MVP debate.
01:31Now, I'll put the pressure on you, after this historic performance of Derrick May, has May done enough to rejoin
01:40the MVP conversation.
01:41There's a lot of season left, of course, and that's exactly why I think he'll be one of the top
01:48contenders again at the end of the regular season.
01:51Just like he did it the last year.

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