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Drake Maye Talks Baking Celebration with Wife Ann Michael if Patriots Beat Seahawks in Super Bowl 60

Paul KasabianFeb 4, 2026

Ann Michael Maye, who is married to New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, has turned into a social media star for her baking and cooking prowess. She even has a NBC Sports Boston digital series, "Beyond Bakemas with Ann Michael Maye."

On Monday during Super Bowl Opening Night, the Pats signal-caller was asked what he hoped Ann Michael would bake if his team beats the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX.

"Whatever she wants," Maye said, per Skyler Caruso of People Magazine.

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"Whatever she wants, she deserves it. She's been a part of the journey, so whatever she wants. Whatever she wants to celebrate with," Maye said as he smiled.

Maye's Gameday M&M cookies have particularly received much attention. In fact, those cookies were also handed out on select JetBlue flights from Boston to Denver in the week leading into the Patriots' 10-7 road win over the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship Game.

Maye bakes for some Patriots players (specifically offensive linemen), something backup quarterback Tommy DeVito discussed with Caruso.

"She'll always send in Drake into the building with stuff. So when we're in the [offensive linemen's] room, we'll dabble a little bit."

However, the QB's are trying to stay away from the baked goods, for the most part.

"I think we're trying to stay cleaner on our diet," DeVito added. "The O-Line are the ones that are making sure that everybody in that room stays upright, so I don't blame her for that!"

We'll see if Maye is going to make any celebratory baked goods soon enough. Kickoff on Super Bowl Sunday is set for 6:30 p.m. ET.

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