Drake Maye’s completion percentage wasn’t up to his usual standards.

Nor was his passer rating.

No matter.

He still managed to help extend the Patriots winning streak to seven straight in Sunday’s 28-23 upset of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Patriots are now 8-2 in first place in the AFC East.

Maye, who continues to fortify his MVP candidacy, still had the long-ball going, completing bombs to Kyle Williams (72), Mack Hollins (54) and DeMario Douglas (26).

He did throw a pick in the end zone, on an ill-advised throw on third-and-goal from the 3.

But he was sharp when he had to be, finishing 16-for-31 for 270 yards with two TDs.

He spread the ball around to six different receivers. Mack Hollins led the group with six catches for 106 yards.

Maye didn’t have his usual passing touch d

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