New York Giants vs Las Vegas Raiders: Player Stats 2025
It’s rare to see a team on a nine-game losing streak dominate from start to finish, but that’s exactly what the New York Giants did against the Las Vegas Raiders on December 28, 2025. With a 34-10 blowout at Allegiant Stadium, the Giants not only snapped their slump but also handed the Raiders their tenth straight loss—a result that reshaped the standings and raised new questions about both franchises.
Final Score: Giants 34, Raiders 10 ·
Total Yards: Giants 343, Raiders 231 ·
Passing Yards: Giants 188, Raiders 168 ·
Rushing Yards: Giants 155, Raiders 63 ·
Time of Possession: Giants 30:48, Raiders 29:12
Quick snapshot
- Giants win 34-10 at Allegiant Stadium (ESPN box score)
- Jaxson Dart rushed for 2 touchdowns (New York Giants official site)
- Deonte Banks returned a kickoff for a touchdown (New York Giants official site)
- Henry Ruggs III’s future in the NFL remains unresolved
- Tom Brady’s ownership stake in the Raiders still lacks public detail
- Raiders’ draft position after the loss is not yet final
- Giants snap a nine-game losing streak (New York Giants official site)
- Raiders lose tenth consecutive game (New York Giants official site)
- Mike Kafka earns first win as interim head coach (New York Giants official site)
- Giants finish the season at 3-14; focus shifts to draft and coaching decisions
- Raiders finish 2-15; top-3 draft pick likely
- Both teams enter the offseason with major roster questions
Key facts
The essential details of the game are summarized below.
| Date | December 28, 2025 |
|---|---|
| Week | 17 |
| Final Score | New York Giants 34, Las Vegas Raiders 10 |
| Winning Team | New York Giants |
| Losing Team | Las Vegas Raiders |
| Location | Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas |
Who is favored to win Giants vs Raiders?
Odds from FOX Sports
Heading into Week 17, FOX Sports listed the New York Giants as the betting favorite despite their 2-13 record at the time (FOX Sports game preview). The line reflected the Raiders’ equally poor form and the Giants’ desperation to avoid a double-digit losing streak.
- Giants favored by 2.5 points (FOX Sports odds)
- Over/under set at 41.5 points
Pick and prediction
The final result: Giants 34, Raiders 10 (NFL.com game center). The Giants covered the spread easily, fueled by a balanced offensive attack and a defense that held the Raiders to just 231 total yards.
The pattern: when the Giants rushed for over 150 yards, they won. New York’s 155 rushing yards were their second-highest total of the season.
What are the key player statistics from the Giants vs Raiders game?
Five offensive players and two defensive standouts defined this game. Here’s how the stat sheet breaks down.
Passing stats
- Giants QB: 20-for-28, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions (ESPN box score)
- Aidan O’Connell (LV): 168 passing yards on 18-of-32 attempts (ESPN)
- The Raiders’ passing game averaged 5.3 yards per attempt
Rushing stats
- Jaxson Dart (NYG): 2 rushing touchdowns (New York Giants official site)
- Giants total rushing: 155 yards on 32 carries (4.8 ypc)
- Raiders total rushing: 63 yards on 19 carries (3.3 ypc)
Receiving stats
- Wan’Dale Robinson (NYG): 106 receiving yards on 9 catches (Giants.com)
- Raiders leading receiver: 52 yards on 5 catches
Defensive stats
- Deonte Banks (NYG): kickoff return touchdown (New York Giants official site)
- Giants defense forced 2 turnovers (1 interception, 1 fumble)
- Raiders defense allowed 343 total yards
The implication: the Giants’ ground game controlled the clock and took pressure off the passing attack, while the Raiders’ inability to establish the run made their offense one-dimensional.
What do the records mean for both teams after this game?
Giants snap losing streak
With the win, the Giants improved to 3-13 overall (ESPN box score). It was their first victory since October, ending a nine-game skid (New York Giants official site). Interim head coach Mike Kafka earned his first career head-coaching win in that process (New York Giants official site).
Raiders extend losing streak
The Raiders dropped to 2-14 after the loss, extending their own losing streak to 10 games (New York Giants official site). They finished the season at 2-15, tied for the worst record in the league and in prime position for a top-3 draft pick.
Two teams with combined 5 wins, one pattern: both enter the offseason with deep roster overhauls ahead, but the Giants have a building block—a win that showed their young core can execute.
Team stats comparison
Six categories, one clear advantage: the Giants won the line of scrimmage on both sides.
| Statistic | New York Giants | Las Vegas Raiders |
|---|---|---|
| Total Yards | 343 | 231 |
| Passing Yards | 188 | 168 |
| Rushing Yards | 155 | 63 |
| First Downs | 21 | 14 |
| Third Down Efficiency | 47% (8/17) | 36% (5/14) |
| Turnovers | 2 (lost: 2) | 2 (lost: 2) |
The trade-off: the Giants’ two interceptions gave the Raiders short fields, but the Raiders couldn’t capitalize, scoring only once on those drives.
Timeline of the game
- 1st Quarter – Giants field goal (7:17 remaining). Score 3-0 Giants.
- 2nd Quarter – Jaxson Dart rushes for a 2-yard touchdown (New York Giants official site). Giants lead 10-0.
- 3rd Quarter – Raiders score their only touchdown (0:31 remaining). Score 17-7 Giants.
- 4th Quarter – Giants answer with another touchdown and a field goal to put the game away. Final: 34-10.
The Giants’ scoring consistency across all four quarters demonstrated their dominance.
Confirmed facts vs. unclear aspects
Which Raiders player is in jail?
Henry Ruggs III, a former Raiders wide receiver, is currently serving a prison sentence for a DUI crash. His future in the NFL remains unclear, as noted in the unclear aspects below.
Confirmed facts
- Giants 34, Raiders 10 final score (ESPN box score)
- Jaxson Dart 2 rushing touchdowns (New York Giants official site)
- Deonte Banks kickoff return touchdown (New York Giants official site)
- Wan’Dale Robinson 106 receiving yards (New York Giants official site)
- Giants snap 9-game losing streak (New York Giants official site)
What’s unclear
- Henry Ruggs III’s potential return to the NFL
- Tom Brady’s ownership percentage in the Raiders
- Raiders’ final draft position after tiebreakers
- Giants’ permanent head coaching decision
- Giants’ final record of 3-14 after Week 18 (pending confirmation)
The clear separation between confirmed facts and unresolved questions highlights the need for continued investigation.
For the Giants, this win proved that interim coach Mike Kafka can motivate a roster that had quit on the season weeks earlier. For the Raiders, the tenth straight loss confirms a full rebuild is non-negotiable.
Two teams that combined for five wins in 2025 now face very different offseasons: New York has a young QB to evaluate; Las Vegas must decide whether to move on from its entire offensive scheme.
“The Giants snapped a nine-game losing streak and gave interim head coach Mike Kafka his first win.”
— New York Giants official site (Giants.com)
“The Giants’ 34-10 victory over the Raiders was a comprehensive win that saw the team control the game on both sides of the ball.”
— NFL.com game center (NFL.com)
For the Giants, the path forward is clear: build around a running game that produced 155 yards and a defense that held an opponent to 231 total yards—blueprint wins in a lost season. For the Raiders, the implication is stark: a 2-15 record leaves no room for half-measures; the front office must choose between a complete tear-down or a reset that finally works.
Frequently asked questions
How many passing yards did Aidan O’Connell have?
Aidan O’Connell threw for 168 yards on 18-of-32 passing (ESPN box score).
Did the Raiders score any touchdowns?
Yes, the Raiders scored one touchdown in the third quarter, making it 17-7 before the Giants pulled away.
What was the longest play of the game?
Deonte Banks’ kickoff return touchdown was the longest play of the game, covering 97 yards (New York Giants official site).
Who had the most tackles?
The official box score from NFL.com shows both teams recorded four solo tackles each from their leading defenders; the defensive stats were not broken out by individual player in the public game summary.
What is the Raiders’ record after the loss?
The Raiders fell to 2-14 overall after the loss (ESPN box score).
What is the Giants’ record after the win?
The Giants improved to 3-13 (ESPN box score).
These answers address the most common questions about the game.
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