Giants Suffer 33-15 Defeat to Patriots | AmNewYork – SCCG Management

Giants Suffer 33-15 Defeat to Patriots | AmNewYork - SCCG Management

On December 1, 2025, in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA, New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson faced New York Giants safety Dane Belton during the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots dominated from the start, leading to a 33–15 victory over the Giants on Monday night. Despite a late effort by the Giants with Devin Singletary and Darius Slayton, their early setbacks were insurmountable, marking their seventh consecutive loss.

The Patriots initially took the lead with a field goal, but the pivotal moment came as Marcus Jones returned a 54-yard punt for a touchdown, shocking the Giants and giving New England a 10-0 advantage. Drake Maye then exploited the Giants’ secondary, connecting with Kayshon Boutte for a short touchdown, extending the lead to 17–0 by the end of the first quarter.

The Giants, with a 2-11 record, responded in the second quarter when Jaxson Dart found Darius Slayton for a 30-yard touchdown, sparking some hope. However, Maye quickly countered with a deep pass to Kendrick Williams for a 33-yard touchdown, restoring a three-score lead. Two more field goals by Andrés Borregales, including one at the halftime buzzer, put the Patriots up 30–7.

After the break, New York’s defense held the Patriots scoreless in the third quarter, providing their offense a chance to close the gap. Early in the fourth quarter, Singletary scored with a 22-yard rushing touchdown, decreasing the deficit to 30–13. Dart’s successful two-point conversion pass to Slayton brought the Giants within 15 points.

Ultimately, that was as close as the Giants would get. Borregales’ fourth field goal with 2:14 remaining extended New England’s lead to 33–15, securing the win.

Jaxson Dart completed 17 of 24 passes for 139 yards and a touchdown, while Singletary had 67 rushing yards and one touchdown. Slayton made both his receptions significant, one for a touchdown and the other for a two-point conversion.

New England’s early performance and consistent execution set the pace, preventing the Giants from regaining control. Despite New York’s late efforts, the deficit was too large to overcome.

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