Patriots Secure Convincing Victory Over Giants

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — December 2, 2025 — The New England Patriots delivered a commanding performance against the New York Giants on Monday night, securing a decisive win by more than two touchdowns. The Patriots took control early and maintained their lead throughout the game, demonstrating their ability to capitalize against a struggling opponent.

Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was instrumental in the victory, completing 24 of 31 passes for 282 yards and two touchdowns. Maye connected with Kayshon Boutte for a 3-yard touchdown in the first quarter, helping New England establish a 17-0 lead. He later threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Kyle Williams in the second quarter, extending the Patriots’ advantage to 30-7 by halftime.

Wide receiver Kyle Williams and tight end Hunter Henry were key contributors, with Henry leading the team with four receptions for 73 yards. Rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson added 67 rushing yards on 11 carries, supporting the Patriots’ balanced offensive attack.

Defensively, New England applied pressure on Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, who completed 17 of 24 passes for 139 yards and one touchdown to Darius Slayton. Dart also rushed for 20 yards but was frequently pressured and took several significant hits during the game. Patriots linebackers Harold Landry III and Christian Elliss were notable in their efforts to disrupt the Giants’ offense, with Elliss’s hit sparking a brief altercation that resulted in a penalty against Giants tight end Theo Johnson.

The Giants struggled throughout the game, including a mishap on special teams when kicker Younghoe Koo became entangled during a field goal attempt in the second quarter. The Giants’ attempts to capitalize on the situation were thwarted, including a stop of Jamie Gillan before he could attempt a pass.

The Patriots’ performance underscored their ability to dominate a team that appeared out of sync, reinforcing their position atop the AFC. The game highlighted New England’s offensive efficiency and defensive resilience against a New York team facing multiple challenges.