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Bedard: All right, Mike Vrabel, you're on the spot with this mess of your creation

"From now until the time that we practice, we're gonna meet, we're gonna watch it. You know, we'll show the good, the bad, and the stuff that gets us beat tomorrow. I'll think of everything I possibly can for us to perform better." It should be a lengthy "stuff that gets you beat" portion of the film. Because, holy hell, that was terrible in a bunch of different ways, besides Drake Maye doing his Mac Jones In Frankfurt imitation.

BSJ Game Report: Jaguars 35, Patriots 6 - Maye (3 turnovers), NE bottom out in Jacksonville

You didn't think it could get any worse for Maye after the fourth quarter in Seattle, and a lackluster performance against the Steelers. Oh, but it did. A lot worse. Like Mac Jones in Frankfort, Germany, bad. It started on the second drive of the game when, after driving to the Jacksonville 35 in a scoreless game, Maye dropped the ball attempting to pass for a fumble that the Jaguars converted into a touchdown.

Bedard: A trip down south, and perhaps a deficit on the scoreboard, might be what Drake Maye needs

I've seen that movie before for Maye: last season's trip to Miami, when the quarterback, surrounded by questions all week after a poor performance in a loss to the Raiders, put together his best career game to that point. It included a fast start (led 12-0, thanks to two Andy Borregales missed extra points), and a touchdown drive after trailing 20-15 late in the third quarter.

MLB Notebook: Mayer family happy to leave Boston behind; Red Sox-Yankees brace for Wild Card battle

After a disastrous pandemic-shortened 2020 season in which the Red Sox finished 24-36 and cycled through one of the worst pitching staffs in franchise history, there was at least one significant reward waiting for them.The fourth overall pick in the 2021 MLB Draft in which Boston used it on Eastlake High School shortstop Marcelo Mayer, a player many believed wouldn’t even be available when the Red Sox went on the clock.

Willson Contreras' status for playoffs in doubt as Red Sox offense sputters in 1-0 loss to Guardians

Willson Contreras has spent the past week trying to get his right hand healthy enough to swing a bat.With the postseason now only days away, he still can’t do it without pain.Contreras attempted to swing Wednesday and couldn’t. He returned to Fenway Park on Thursday hoping another day of treatment would make a difference, only to encounter the same problem.