New England makes crazy NFL history after winning 10 straight
Suddenly New England The Patriots are the NFL’s dominant force one more time. New England recorded its 10th straight victory beat New York 33-15 on Monday Night Football. The Patriots are used to making NFL history, and they did it again by extending their winning streak to 10 games.
Not only did the Patriots win 10 straight games during Mike Vrabel’s inaugural seasonbut they did it decisively. Now they are in the history books.
“The Patriots are the first team in NFL history with 10 straight games of 23+ points and allowing 23 or fewer points in a season,” ESPN Insights posted on social media Monday night.
New England consistently dominated their opponents during the 2025 season. They even played well in both of their losses on the season. In fact, they kept their streak going by allowing fewer than 23 points in both of those losses. If not for their 33-27 win over the Dolphins in Week 2, that streak would have extended to the end of the regular season.
Vrabel clearly knows what he’s doing on the defensive side of the football. And he has the Patriots looking like old-time Super Bowl hopefuls.
Drake Maia Patriots fans after the postgame announcement
The Patriots wouldn’t be as successful a team without their second-year quarterback.
Patriots KB Drake Maie made an emphatic statement about what his team can accomplish for the rest of the 2025 season after Monday’s big win.
“We have a great team. We have great coaches,” May told ESPN’s Lizzie Salters after the game. “I have a lot of faith in this team. I think we can do some things in the future, but we’re taking it week by week.”
Maie had a great game, going 24-of-31 for 282 yards and two touchdowns. He became the first Patriots QB to have 200+ passing yards, two or more passing touchdowns and 10+ passing yards per attempt in the first half since Tom Brady in 2017.
It will be exciting to see how much noise the Patriots can make in the playoffs later this winter.
Next up for the Patriots is a late Week 14 before the final four weeks of the regular season.
2025-12-02 14:01:00
