For the first time since 2022, the New England Patriots are set to host Monday Night Football as they welcome the New York Giants to Gillette Stadium.In the midst of nine straight victories, the Patriots will look to extend their streak to 10 heading into a much-needed bye week. But, the two-win Giants will not go down without a fight: rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart is back under center and a talented pass rush will look to take advantage of a beat-up New England offensive line.Follow along live throughout from Monday night through Monday night’s contest.Live score: Patriots 17 : 7 GiantsMonday, Dec. 1, 8:15 p.m. ET | Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA | Broadcast information | Inactives | Game day rosterFirst QuarterThe Giants won the coin toss and deferred, putting Drake Maye and the Patriots offense on the field first. A 39-yard kick return by Terrell Jennings started the offense just shy of midfield, where a pair of first downs then found the unit in the red zone. Maye then delivered a tight window throw over the middle to Hunter Henry on third-down to set-up a goal-to-go situation — where a following third-down pass to Stefon Diggs fell incomplete. Andy Borregales’ 22-yard field goal was then good. [Patriots 3 : 0 Giants]New York picked up a first-down through the air on their first offensive possession, but then faced a third-and-9 after a Harold Landry sack that saw Dart’s short pass complete to Wan’Dale Robinson but short of the chains. A Giants punt to Marcus Jones then resulted in the All-Pro returner taking it 94 yards the other way for a touchdown. [Patriots 10 : 0 Giants]MARCUS JONES 94 YARDS TO THE CRIBNYGvsNE on ESPN/ABCStream on @NFLPlus and ESPN App pic.twitter.com/nqwKG9OriT— NFL (@NFL) December 2, 2025Quickly finding themselves down 10 points, a second-down scramble by Dart along the sideline saw Christian Elliss send the QB flying with a legal hit — which the Giants responded too after the play to draw a 15-yard penally. A third-down incompletion then led to another punt.Back with the ball, New England needed just three plays to pick up a pair of first downs and move across midfield. A play-action pass then freed a wide open Hunter Henry on a sail route whom Maye hit in stride for a 36-yard completion. One play later, a fade route to Kayshon Boutte resulted in a three-yard touchdown. [Patriots 17 : 0 Giants]Second QuarterFacing a third-and-3 to start the second quarter, a handoff up the gut to Devin Singletary picked up eight yards to get the Giants into New England territory. Two more runs to the back then set up a following third-and-8, where Dart’s pass down the right sideline to Theo Johnson drew a helmet-to-helmet penalty on Jaylinn Hawkins. New England’s aggressive pressure look then got burned, as Dart got a ball out quick to Darius Slayton who took it 30 yards for a touchdown. [Patriots 17 : 7 Giants]
