The New England Patriots secured their 10th straight win Monday night, beating the New York Giants 33-15. The Patriots are now 11-2 and have the best record in the NFL. Behind New England are the Denver Broncos at 10-2 and the Chicago Bears, Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks at 9-3.

Four plays anchored by three runs in a row resulted in two first downs and a third first down on the Patriots' 29-yard line. Three plays later, it was 3rd-and-10, and the Giants called a passing play.

Despite the changes at head coach and now with their interim defensive coordinator, Charlie Bullen, nothing is sparking the players, and the team has now lost seven straight and faces the possibility of breaking the franchise record for losses in a season at 14, which they set in 2024.

The Week 13 "Monday Night Football" game featured two teams headed in opposite directions. Here's highlights, and takeaways from the Patriots-Giants:

The New York Giants lost to the New England Patriots, 33-15, in Week 13, and here's how Giants Wire graded each unit.

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.

The New York Giants pulled off an incredible first quarter trick play against the Detroit Lions, which led to a Jameis Winston touchdown pass to Wan'Dale Robinson.

New York Giants fans reacted with exhaustion and indifference following the team's 13th straight road loss on Monday night.