The New England Patriots will go without additional two against the New York Giants.

Starting left guard Jared Wilson and special teams captain Brenden Schooler have been ruled out for Monday night, head coach Mike Vrabel announced during his weekend press conference.

Here’s the rest of the game statuses leading up to the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff at Gillette Stadium.

OUT

Patriots

• G Jared Wilson (ankle)
• S Brenden Schooler (ankle)

Giants

• LB Kayvon Thibodeaux (shoulder)

Ankle injuries quickly hit the Patriots last Sunday at Paycor Stadium. Wilson, an 11-game rookie starter along the offensive...

Ahead of a Monday Night Football showdown with the New England Patriots, New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart didn’t shy away from talking about the Giants’ recently fired head coach, Brian Daboll.

“It sucked,” Dart said of Daboll’s firing. “I have a lot of love for Coach Dabes, and we’re really close, so to kind of see it go down that way, especially my rookie year, it was hard. … I wish we could have done more as his players to get more wins for him.”

Dart has overcome franchise drama during his rookie season to establish himself as...

Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart missed the last two games due to a concussion. Fortunately, he passed concussion protocol on Thursday and will lead the Giants against the New England Patriots on “Monday Night Football.”

Despite being a rookie, Dart made quite an impression in his first nine games, throwing for 1,147 yards and racking up 10 touchdowns against three interceptions.

However, the best part of Dart’s game this season has been his legs, as he has picked up 317 rushing yards and seven scores. The Patriots should be grateful they’re facing Dart this Monday instead of backup quarterback Jameis Winston....

One of the interesting matchups during Monday night’s New England Patriots-New York Giants game will be Giants QB Jaxson Dart against Christian Gonzalez and the rest of New England’s secondary.

Dart was announced as New York’s starter on Friday after clearing concussion protocol the day prior. The rookie gunslinger has shown a ton of potential this season, and the Patriots defense will have its work cut out if Dart brings his A game to Monday Night Football. Gonzalez talked about Dart a little bit with the big game just a couple of days away.

“He’s good,” Gonzalez said. “He’s able...

The bye week is right around the corner for the New England Patriots, but first lies a Monday Night matchup against the New York Giants. While New York is the first team to be eliminated from playoff contention and now feature an interim head coach and defensive coordinator, New England is limping into the bye week losing a handful of impact starters over the last two weeks.

So, let’s get into this week’s #PostPulpit Mailbag.

***Even prior to this weeks injuries,the running game has been very weak. I think the oline is a vast improvement over what they’ve had for...

All signs continue pointing toward Will Campbell playing again this season.

The latest evidence: the rookie tackle’s Instagram.

Campbell, who suffered an MCL sprain during last week’s road win over the Cincinnati Bengals, was placed on in-season injured reserve this week. The fourth-overall pick now must miss at least four games, meaning he’ll be eligible to return for the Week 18 home game against the Miami Dolphins.

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has indicated Campbell’s injury absence will be brief, and Campbell sang a similar tune on Friday with the caption for his Instagram post.

“BRB,” Campbell wrote, using shorthand...

The Patriots will likely be targeting a young wide receiver early in the 2026 NFL Draft, and Bleacher Report’s NFL Scouting Department named three ideal receivers for New England.

Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate, along with USC’s WR Makai Lemon and Tennessee’s WR Chris Brazzell II, have been identified as fits for the Patriots.

“Carnell Tate is the pipe dream. Drake Maye would love his huge catch radius and his ability as a downfield ball-winner,” B/R NFL Draft Scouting Dept wrote on Friday. “Makai Lemon is a bit more realistic target given the Patriots success this season. He could...

The New England Patriots returned to the practice field on Friday after taking Thursday off to celebrate Thanksgiving. And as the team prepares for its Week 13 action, it’s clear that this is the most beat-up they have been all season long.

In recent weeks, New England has lost both defensive tackle Milton Williams and offensive lineman Will Campbell to injured reserve, but they aren’t the only guys the team could be without when it takes on the New York Giants.

That’s because several players did not practice with the team on Friday. Harold Landry III, Brendan Schooler, Khyiris Tonga...

Since losing Antonio Gibson to a torn ACL in Week 5, the New England Patriots have shuffled through several kickoff returners. It seems they might have found a permanent one in rookie Kyle Williams.

A third-round draft pick earlier this year, Williams took his first snaps at the position last Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. The results were promising, and included a 36-yard runback that was the Patriots’ longest since Gibson scored a 90-yard touchdown in Week 2 against the Miami Dolphins.

For special teams coordinator Jeremy Springer, the results themselves were not the only important takeaway from Williams’ performance....

The New England Patriots returned from Thanksgiving with four non-participants, including Khyiris Tonga.

The nose tackle went from limited to sidelined on Friday due to a chest injury. Guard Jared Wilson, outside linebacker Harold Landry III and special teams captain Brenden Schooler also remained out of practice in Foxborough.

Here’s the second injury report leading up to Monday’s 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff against the New York Giants.

DID NOT PARTICIPATE

Patriots

• G Jared Wilson (ankle)
• DT Khyiris Tonga (chest)
• LB Harold Landry III (knee)
• S Brenden Schooler (ankle)

Giants

• DT Dexter Lawrence...

There’s at least one NFL expert who sees the New England Patriots’ historic nine-game winning streak ending in Week 13 on “Monday Night Football” vs. the New York Giants.

ESPN analyst Pamela Maldonado and ESPN fantasy analyst Eric Moody see Big Blue giving the Patriots a good game, but both have New England keeping its streak alive.

Maldonado predicted the Patriots to earn a 28-24 victory, while Moody sees New England defeating New York, 31-21.

ESPN analytics writer Seth Walder, meanwhile, is picking the Giants to pull off a 26-24 upset.

Walder sees New York running back Tyrone Tracy Jr....

The New England Patriots may have finalized a 53-man roster out of training camp, but that team was not set in stone. By Week 1, there had already been several moves — a trend that only continued since and will do so through the rest of the season.

In order to stay on top of all the news and movement, here is our up-to-date breakdown of the the Patriots’ roster, practice squad and injury lists for this season.

Patriots updated roster: 53 players

Quarterback (3): Drake Maye (10), Joshua Dobbs (11), Tommy DeVito (16)

Running back (4): Rhamondre Stevenson...