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Patriots vs. Giants final score, results: Maye throws two touchdowns, Patriots dominate Giants on "Monday Night Football"

Jake Mozarsky

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For years, the New England Patriots sat atop of the AFC with a superstar quarterback in Tom Brady. Only a few years after Brady’s departure, New England has a similar look of a Super Bowl contender in year one of the Mike Vrabel area, with a new MVP quarterback at the helm in Drake Maye.

Against the New York Giants on “Monday Night Football,” Maye threw for 282 yards and two touchdowns as the Patriots blistered New York, 33-15, in a rematch of Super Bowls XLII and XLVI. The quarterback added onto his MVP resume, where he sits top five in the league in passing yards and touchdowns, as New England advanced to 11-2 and sit in first place in the AFC.

From the jump, the Patriots looked like the playoff team while the Giants lagged behind. Maye led the team down to kick a field goal on the opening drive, then after a Patriots defense stop, Marcus Jones unloaded a 94-yard punt return to make it 10-0; the next drive, Maye hit Kayshon Boutte for a three-yard score to make it 17-0. New England went on to score on five of its six first half drives as the score was 30-7 at halftime.

On the other side, rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart made his return for the Giants after missing the past two games with a concussion. The promising signal caller had his moments — including a 30-yard touchdown pass to Darius Slayton — but the Giants fought from behind all night. 

As both teams head for the Week 14 bye, the 11-2 Patriots have Super Bowl aspirations, while the 2-11 Giants have a few more games to build on for 2026. At the end of the night, it was about New England, who has that similar look of the 2000s championship teams with Brady, Belichick and co.; this time, it’s Maye, Vrabel and the pool of talent that surrounds them.

AllSportsPeople followed all the action from the Patriots masterclass against the Giants on “Monday Night Football.” Check out all the action below.

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Final: Patriots 33, Giants 15

11:04 p.m.:  On 4th & 8, Dart can't find a receiver, and this game is over.

Maye — who finishes with 281 yards and two touchdowns — and the offense will come out to kneel on a night that was dominated by the New England Patriots, who defeat the Giants 33-15.

New England advances to 11-2 and sits on top of the AFC. The Giants fall to 2-11.

10:54 p.m.:  With less than five minutes remaining, Maye hits Henry, who reaches out for a first down as New England is inside the 10.

Henry has three receptions for 65 yards tonight.

10:47 p.m.:  The Patriots have a promising young back in TreVeyon Henderson, and he breaks off a big carry in the fourth quarter.

This one goes for 26 yards down to the Giants 30.

10:43 p.m.:  New York can't put points on the board, and instead has to punt back to New England. The Giants picked up one first down on the drive before Dart got two yards on 3rd & 10.

New England has the ball back on the 37.

10:32 p.m.:  The Giants defense has pitched a shutout in the second half, and it gets off the field here.

On 3rd & 12, Maye can only find Stevenson and New England punts for the second time tonight.

Dart and the Giants offense takes over at their 14-yard line. With 10:46 remaining, the Giants have another chance to cut into the lead.

Patriots 30, Giants 15

10:24 p.m. TOUCHDOWN:  The Giants cut the lead to 15.

Devin Singletary, who has seen an increased role after Cam Skattebo's season-ending injury, takes a 22-yard carry to the end zone. Dart finds Slayton on the two-point conversion, and the Giants now trail by only two possessions.

It's Singletary's third touchdown of the season.

End of the third quarter: Patriots 30, Giants 7

10:19 p.m.:  Across midfield, Tyrone Tracy Jr. Takes a carry a few yards for a first down. The Giants are across the 30, looking to add onto the lead.

10:12 p.m.: New England can't find the end zone, and Borragales can't add onto the lead.

He misses a 45-yarder and the score stays 30-7.

10:10 p.m.:  The Patriots go for it on 4th & 6 and add insult to injury.

Maye connects with Diggs over the middle of the field for a first down, and New England is inside the 30.

10:06 p.m.:  On the first third down he faces, Maye scrambles left and goes seven yards for a first down.

10:01 p.m.:  The Giants come up with nothing on fourth down. Having to go for it on 4th & 6, Dart tries finding Johnson but it comes up incomplete.

Maye and the Patriots take over for their first drive of the half.

9:59 p.m.:  Johnson has been Dart's favorite target tonight, and he has a big reception on the first drive of the half.

Dart lobs one up to the tight end and No. 84 comes down with it on an 18-yard completion. The Giants are across midfield.

9:56 p.m.:  The second half is underway in Foxboro.

Dart and the Giants offense, down 23, have the ball.

Halftime: Patriots 30, Giants 7

9:43 p.m. FIELD GOAL:  Maye leads a four-play, 67-yard drive to set up a Borragales field goal as the teams go to the locker room.

Through 30, it's all Patriots. Maye has 199 yards and two touchdowns as New England is 30 minutes away from being 11-2.

9:40 p.m.:  New England is back in Giants territory. Maye finds Rhamondre Stevenson out of the backfield, and the running back has tons of space, bringing it to the New York 19 after a 36-yard gain.

9:38 p.m.:  The Giants can't move the ball down 20, and have to punt it back to New England.

Maye and co. Have just over a minute to work with, looking to extend the lead.

Patriots 27, Giants 7

9:33 p.m. FIELD GOAL:  On 3rd & 5, Maye and Henry are unable to connect.

Though, Borragales comes in to hit a 30-yarder, and the Patriots lead is 20.

9:25 p.m.:  This night keeps getting worse for the Giants.

On the kickoff return, Gunnar Olzewski gets rocked by Ellis — the same player who hit Dart — and he fumbles. New England recovers and has the ball near the red zone.

Patriots 24, Giants 7

9:22 p.m. TOUCHDOWN:  New England quickly drives down the field and the lead is back to 17 after a Drake Maye dime.

On 3rd & 8, Maye finds Kyle Williams in the end zone for a 33-yard score. It's Maye's second touchdown of the night.

New England takes a 24-7 lead.

9:14 p.m.:  On 3rd & 10, Dart tries finding Johnson in the end zone, but the pass falls incomplete. Though, it gets worse.

New York sneds out the field goal unit, and Younghoe Koo can't add anything on for the Giants. He gets his foot stuck while following through for the kick and it turns into a disaster.

New England takes back over up 17-7.

9:11 p.m.:  New York is driving again after a big Devin Singletary run. The back takes it 13 yards down to the New England 29.

9:05 p.m.:  On 3rd & 1, Maye looks to scramble for the first down, but he is brought down by rookie Abdul Carter.

Carter missed the opening drives for what was called a "coach's decision," but he comes up big here with his first career sack.

New York has the ball back, trailing by 10.

Patriots 17, Giants 7

8:58 p.m. TOUCHDOWN:  The Giants are on the board.

Right outside the 20, Dart hits Slayton, who is able to make defenders miss and roll into the end zone. It's a 30-yard score.

New York cuts into the deficit,

8:56 p.m.:  Desperately needing a score, Dart throws one up to Theo Johnson down the right sideline, and the tight end isnt able to hold on. But, an unnecessary roughness penalty moves the ball 15 yards.

End of the first quarter: Patriots 17, Giants 0

8:51 p.m.:  At the end of one, it's all Patriots. One offensive touchdown and a punt return touchdown provided the separation, but New England is the far better team after 15 minutes.

Patriots 17, Giants 0

8:46 p.m. TOUCHDOWN:  The Patriots make it 17-0.

Maye throws a fade up to Kayshon Boutte, who brings it down for a three-yard score. It's Boutte's sixth of the season.

It's a blowout early on.

8:45 p.m.:  New England is past midfield again, and now, they're past the 10.

Maye connects deep with Hunter Henry for a 36-yard completion down to the New York three.

8:40 p.m.:  On 3rd & 16, the Giants can't convert, and they punt again.

New England has the ball back, with a chance to break the game open early.

8:38 p.m.:  Dart rolls out on second down and almost makes it to the line-to-gain, and gets absolutely rocked by the Patriots' Christian Elliss.

A fight breaks out on what looked like a clean hit.

Patriots 10, Giants 0

8:31 p.m. TOUCHDOWN:  On 3rd & 9, Dart hits Wandale Robinson for no gain. The Giants punt, and it's Marcus Jones back to return.

Jones fields the punt at the New England six and takes it 94 yards all the way to the house, breaking the tackle of the Giants punter on the way to the end zone.

The Patriots take a 10-0 lead without the offense touching the field.

8:28 p.m.: Dart has his first big completion of the night, going to Darius Slayton for 11 yards and a first down.

Patriots 3, Giants 0

8:23 p.m. FIELD GOAL:  On 3rd & goal, Maye tries finding Diggs in the back of the end zone, but it comes up incomplete.

Andy Borregales comes on to make a 22-yard field goal and it's 3-0.

8:21 p.m.:  The Patriots are inside the 10 after a Maye connection with Hunter Henry on 3rd & 3. New England is looking to find pay dirt.

8:19 p.m.:  On 2nd & 10, Maye connects with Stefon Diggs over the middle of the field, and Diggs takes it for a first down. New England is inside the 30.

8:15 p.m.:  The Giants have kicked off and we are underway in New England.

Drake Maye and the Patriots offense has the ball first, starting near the 50 after a big return.

8:05 p.m.:  Jaxson Dart is ready for "Monday Night Football."

Kickoff is moments away. 

7:53 p.m.:  We have a matchup of two of the top young quarterbacks in the NFL.

For years, it was Manning vs. Brady. Now, Dart and Maye get their first dose of the Patriots-Giants rivalry. 

7:46 p.m.:  Giants wide receiver Wandale Robinson is top-10 in the NFL in receiving yards and is coming off a huge game against Detroit.

He will need to have another huge performance tonight for New York to stand a chance. 

7:30 p.m.:  Kickoff is less than an hour away, with the 10-2 Patriots welcoming in the 2-10 Giants.

7:25 p.m.:  The Patriots are bringing out their throwback uniforms for tonight's primetime contest.

7:08 p.m.:  Teams are on the field for warmups, with kickoff only an hour away.

6:45 p.m.:  Last time out, the Giants took the high-octane Detroit Lions to overtime.

Do they have another surprise in store tonight? 

6:15 p.m.:  There's no better way to welcome in December football than a cold matchup in New England.

5:52 p.m.:  Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart makes his return for the Giants tonight after missing the past two games. Dart has 1,417 passing yards, 10 touchdowns and three interceptions on the season, while adding seven rushing touchdowns as well.

The promising signal-caller was out for both Weeks 11 and 12 with a concussion. 

5:43 p.m.:  Drake Maye is on-scene for "Monday Night Football."

The MVP contender has 3,130 passing yards, 21 touchdowns and six interceptions on the season.

5:30 p.m.:  Patriots WR Mack Hollins is known for his unique entrances, and he did not disappoint before tonight's primetime clash.

*This section will be updated*

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  • Date: Monday, Dec. 1
  • Time: 8:15 p.m. ET

Tonight's matchup between the Patriots and Giants will kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET live from Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. It will be both the conclusion of the Week 13 slate and the first game in December this season.

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