Giants Look to Upset as Patriots Push Their Winning Streak Higher
Tonight’s Monday Night Football matchup brings together two teams heading in opposite directions, but the stage is set for plenty of storylines. The New England Patriots, now firmly establishing themselves as one of the most dangerous teams in the league, come into Week 13 riding a nine-game winning streak. Under Mike Vrabel’s leadership and with rookie quarterback Drake Maye taking command of the offense, this rebuilt Patriots team has been proving week after week that their early-season momentum wasn’t a fluke. With a 10–2 record, they’re stepping onto the field with confidence—and a very real chance to keep building their dynasty reputation.
On the other side, the New York Giants are simply trying to stop the bleeding. With a tough 2–10 record, the season has been full of frustration and questions about the team’s direction. Things hit another turning point earlier this week when the team fired defensive coordinator Shane Bowen, naming Charlie Bullen as interim DC. It’s a move that signals just how urgently the franchise feels the need to shift course, even this late into the season.
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Quarterback Jaxson Dart remains a major question mark heading into tonight. After suffering a concussion two weeks ago, he’s still not fully cleared to play, meaning the Giants may need to rely on their backup to fend off one of the strongest defensive pushes in the NFL. Dart was showing real flashes of promise earlier in the season, so his status looms large over the offense and over any realistic shot the Giants have at keeping this game competitive.
If you’re planning to watch, tonight’s game kicks off at 8:15 p.m. ET. It will air on ESPN and ESPN Deportes, and it’s also streaming across several platforms, including ESPN Unlimited, DirecTV, Fubo, and NFL+. Whether you have cable or you’re fully streaming-only, there are plenty of ways to tune in.
What’s particularly interesting about this matchup is the contrast in momentum. The Patriots are rolling, backed by sharp coaching and a young quarterback who seems to get more comfortable each week. Meanwhile, the Giants are essentially in reset mode, trying to patch holes as they go and searching for something to build on before the season slips fully out of reach. But that’s exactly what makes football fun—because as we’ve seen so many times, even the most lopsided matchups can turn into surprises on a Monday night.
So tonight, the big question is whether New England will continue its dominant run or if New York can pull off one of the biggest upsets of the season. Either way, it’ll be worth watching as these two storied franchises clash under the primetime lights.
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