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

The Giants and Patriots will meet in Foxborough for an intriguing Week 13 clash featuring two of the NFL's brightest young quarterbacks.

The Detroit Lions didn't play their best game of the season, but it was certainly their most entertaining game.

The Giants defense held the Patriots to a field goal on the opening drive after giving up a 39-yard kickoff return. That's only part of the story as rookie Abdul Carter has yet to see the field, with Chauncey Golston starting opposite Brian Burns and Tomon Fox also seeing action before the No. 3 overall pick.

The New England Patriots have won 10 straight games and moved to 11-2 on the season after a "Monday Night Football" takedown of the New York Giants, 33-15. The victory moves New England back atop the AFC as the No. 1 seed, while the Giants -- already eliminated from playoff contention -- drop to 2-11.

Here is a Patriots-centric view at some of the key moments of the game.

The Giants took possession with 9:42 left in overtime, and Jameis Winston converted a critical fourth-and-10 from inside his own territory with an 11-yard scramble. They got to the Lions' 27 and faced a fourth down and 5, and Winston was sacked by Aidan Hutchinson to end the game. Final score: Lions 34, Giants 27.

The snow flurries are picking up and after the Bears were stopped on fourth down, the Giants did the same. Jaxson Dart had Wan'Dale Robinson open on fourth-and-2 near midfield but apparently didn't see him. The Bears converged quickly and sacked Dart to force the second turnover on downs, one for each team.

Highlights from the Week 12 matchup between the New York Giants and the Detroit Lions during the 2025 NFL season.