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 return of Jaxson Dart to the New York Giants lineup didn’t provide much of a spark, though the rookie quarterback came close to learning a valuable lesson the hard way.In the first quarter of Monday night’s 33-15 loss to the New England Patriots,

Oxford — No. 20 Ole Miss football escaped with a victory in a high-tempo 55-49 win against No. 13 LSU, as a last-minute touchdown by quarterback Jaxson Dart helped the Rebels surge over the Tigers in front of a record crowd at Vaught Hemingway Stadium.

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.

The New York Giants hosted the Philadelphia Eagles for Week 6's "Thursday Night Football." The Eagles were expected to have a get-right game after taking their first loss of the season in Week 5, but it was anything but. The Giants were ready for the Eagles.