Patriots quarterback Drake Maye faces the Detroit Lions on Sunday, November 15, at Munich’s Allianz Arena with kickoff set for 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time, as Fox News reported.
Detroit enters the international matchup holding a 6-2 record alongside a four-game winning streak, while New England sits at 5-4 following a 45-27 home defeat against the Green Bay Packers. That recent loss saw Maye throw three interceptions and take four sacks, mistakes that Green Bay converted into three touchdowns.
Sportsbooks list the moneyline odds with New England at +130 and Detroit at -150, according to Fox News. The Lions are favored by 2.5 points, while the over/under total sits between 49.5 and 51.5 depending on the bookmaker.
At one major sportsbook, 95.85 percent of the moneyline handle backs Detroit, while the Lions command 68 percent of the point spread tickets. However, New England has drawn 55 percent of the spread handle as the line shifted from Detroit minus-three to minus-2.5.
New England boasts a 6-0 record in games following a loss dating back to last season. Fox News said that the team committed four turnovers directly leading to opponent points against Green Bay, aligning with a season average of 2.11 turnovers per game. The Patriots are 3-0 in games where Maye avoids an interception and 10-1 since 2025 when yielding fewer than three sacks.
The Lions scored 20, 19, and 19 points in their last three outings, with each game falling under the total after an opening stretch where five consecutive games went over.
Hunter Henry’s receiving yards prop is set at over 35.5 yards at minus-115 odds, supported by data showing Detroit allows a league-high 25.1 fantasy points per game to opposing tight ends against a league average of 13.7. Henry has cleared his longest reception prop in 14 of his last 20 appearances.
Drake Maye’s rushing yards prop sits at over 25.5 yards at minus-115. Fox News reported that Detroit averages 3.38 sacks per game while New England’s offensive line allows pressure on 36.4 percent of dropbacks, creating scramble opportunities for the rookie quarterback.
Mack Hollins rounds out the recommended player props with a receiving yards line of over 34.5 yards at minus-115, having exceeded that mark in 10 of his past 12 contests.
