Patriots quarterback Drake Maye surprised a military veteran with a trip to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans in February in a heart-warming gesture that was caught on camera.

As a part of the NFL Salute to Service, Maye surprised the former combat medic with two tickets to this year’s Super Bowl in New Orleans. The video, which was shot inside American Legion Post 17 in Portland, Maine, shows Jabaut talking about his time serving the country in the Army.

Drake Maye showed love for a very important member of Patriots Nation. The quarterback surprised former combat medic Matt Jabaut, who served for nearly a decade, with two tickets to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.

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While Drake Maye won't be playing in Super Bowl LIX, the Patriots rookie quarterback surprised a New England Army veteran with tickets to the big game.

Matt Jabaut was surprised by Maye, the New England Patriots quarterback, who presented him with two tickets to this year's Super Bowl.

The NFL has made it a cause to see that worthy fans get a chance to see the Super Bowl. A recent example saw New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye surprise a fan of the team and military vet with Super Bowl tickets and a trip to New Orleans next month. There is a connection between Maye and the military, as his grandfather served in the Navy.

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The young Patriots signal caller made the trip to Portland, Maine to gift the unsuspecting military veteran. Watch the encounter here.