Mike Vrabel gives honest review for Drake Maye’s wife Ann Michael’s “Bakemas” cookies

Mike Vrabel spilled the beans on what Drake Maye & Co. have been eating before practice. The coach tried some of the quarterback's wife's baked goods and shared his verdict.

Ann Michael Maye has been posting daily “Bakemas” videos. The coach was asked about her desserts on Monday.

"There was an apple crisp bar," Vrabel said, via "The Greg Hill Show." "Yeah, delicious. She brings them in for the O-linemen."

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Mike Vrabel on Ann Michael Maye’s baked goods. 🎥: @TheGregHillShow “She brings them in for the O-lineman” 😭😭😭 Tremendous.

The offensive line has been keeping Maye upright all season as New England chases its first AFC East title in five years. Ann Michael's daily "Bakemas" videos have received 2.5 million TikTok likes throughout December.

Drake Maye & Co. face Bills in a must-win AFC East clash Sunday

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New England is heading into Week 15 at the top of the AFC East. The team knocked off the Giants before its bye.

The Bills (9-4) will visit the Patriots (11-2) at Gillette Stadium on Sunday trailing by two games. Mike Vrabel told his players that they'll compete for something major this week. A win over Buffalo will secure New England's first division crown since 2019.

“Well, it’s what we’re playing for,” Vrabel said.

“We’re playing for a championship this week. Each week you have a new opportunity, a new message. This is a championship week for us, an opportunity to win the AFC East, something that this team hasn’t done in five years. Buffalo has done it five years in a row.”

The coach was also asked about the winning formula.

“I think they need to be inspired,” Vrabel said. “You try to inspire them by giving them confidence, and the trust in doing their job that when they go out there that they know what to do, that they trust the guy next to them, that they’re prepared, and that they feel like this is going to give them a chance to win.”

The Bills have won the AFC East every year since 2020, and Vrabel knows they won't fold despite the gap in the standings.