FOXBOROUGH, MA — The New England Patriots continued their dominant run on Monday Night Football, cruising to a 33–15 win over the struggling New York Giants and extending their win streak to 10 straight games. The victory reinforces New England as one of the league’s most complete and disciplined teams this season.
🔑 Key Performances
- Drake Maye delivered one of his most efficient outings of the year, completing 24 of 31 passes for 282 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions.
- A game-breaking moment came early when returner Marcus Jones electrified the stadium with a 94-yard punt return touchdown, shifting all momentum toward New England.
- The Patriots piled up 395 total yards, outgaining the Giants 395–239 in a game that was never in doubt.
🔥 First-Half Domination
New England came out firing, jumping to a 17–0 lead by the end of the first quarter and taking a commanding 30–7 advantage into halftime.
Offensive rhythm, defensive pressure, and special teams explosiveness all worked in sync for the Patriots throughout the night.
Meanwhile, the Giants struggled to sustain drives. Quarterback Jaxson Dart, who re-entered the game after briefly being evaluated for a concussion, finished with 139 passing yards and one touchdown, but New York’s offense couldn’t keep up.
🎯 What This Win Means
The Patriots improve to 11–2, strengthening their case not just for the division title but also for serious Super Bowl contention. Their balance — strong quarterback play, a physical run game, and opportunistic defense — has become their trademark during this hot streak.
For the Giants, the loss raises more questions about consistency, protection issues, and overall offensive identity moving forward.