Drake Maye shined during the New England Patriots' lopsided 32-13 win over Dillon Gabriel and the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel was no match for the Patriots on Sunday as he and his team were blown out in Foxborough, 32-13. Gabriel completed 21 of 35 passes for 156 yards, two touchdowns and his first two NFL interceptions. He also committed a safety after being flagged for intentional grounding in the end zone.

Radio host goes off on Browns' Andrew Berry for Dillon Gabriel draft pick originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Cleveland Browns suffered a brutal loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday, 32-13.

Drake Maye and Dillon Gabriel are at opposite ends of their contrasting careers. While Maye is a national hero for the New England Patriots, helping them reach a 6-2 start, Dillon is facing flak over the Cleveland Browns’ 2-6 losing streak,

Myles Garrett put on his Superman cape and tried to almost singlehandedly carry the Browns to a victory over the Patriots with a new single-game club-record 5 sacks, including a sack-fumble, which beat his own mark of 4.