New York Giants vs Las Vegas Raiders Match Player Stats (Dec 28, 2025)

Wan’Dale Robinson fractured his ribs before halftime at Allegiant Stadium and didn’t leave the game. He entered Week 17 with 901 receiving yards on the season — 99 short of 1,000. He finished with 113. That detail alone told the story of where this franchise was headed — a 5-foot-8 slot receiver playing through cracked bones in a meaningless late-December game because the milestone actually meant something to him.

The New York Giants won 34–10, ending a nine-game losing streak and handing the Las Vegas Raiders their tenth consecutive loss. Jaxson Dart ran for two touchdowns, Deonte Banks took a kickoff 95 yards to the house, and a Giants defense that had been leaky all season held Geno Smith to 176 yards before he left with a high ankle sprain in the fourth quarter. The Raiders, stripped of Maxx Crosby, Brock Bowers, and Jeremy Chinn — all placed on injured reserve in the days before kickoff — fell to 2–14 and moved to the brink of the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Every stat, snap count, and grade from the game is below.

Final Score and Game Information

Scoring Summary

Team Stats — New York Giants vs. Las Vegas Raiders

Passing Stats

Jaxson Dart — New York Giants

Dart, the Giants’ No. 25 overall pick in the 2025 draft, finished with 255 combined passing and rushing yards. He was under pressure on more than a quarter of his dropbacks but still delivered a clean sheet — no turnovers, no bad decisions late.

Las Vegas Raiders Passing

Smith left in the fourth quarter with a high ankle sprain and finished the 2025 regular season with a league-high 17 interceptions. He was booed during pregame introductions. Pickett replaced him and completed both attempts before the Raiders’ final drive stalled with a holding penalty.

Rushing Stats

New York Giants

Las Vegas Raiders

Jeanty was stopped at or behind the line of scrimmage on 7 of his 16 carries, losing 18 yards on those attempts. The Giants’ front held the Raiders’ ground game to 3.2 yards per carry for the afternoon.

Receiving Stats

New York Giants

Robinson’s 11 catches tied a career high. He played the second half on fractured ribs — confirmed by the receiver himself after the game — and finished the 2025 season with 92 receptions for 1,014 yards and four touchdowns on 140 targets across 16 games. At 5-foot-8, he became the shortest player in NFL history to record a 1,000-yard receiving season, surpassing 5-foot-7 Richard Johnson, the last player that short to do it (1989).

Las Vegas Raiders

Defensive Stats — Tackles, Sacks, and Interceptions

New York Giants Defense

Burns’ 1.5 sacks pushed his season total to 16.5, a career high. Okereke’s red-zone interception in the first quarter — returned 47 yards — directly set up Singletary’s opening touchdown. It was just New York’s seventh interception of the entire 2025 season.

Las Vegas Raiders Defense

Pass Rush Stats

New York Giants Pass Rush

Las Vegas Raiders Pass Rush

PRSH = Pass Rush Snaps | SK = Sacks | HT = QB Hits | HU = Hurries | PR% = Pressure Rate

Coverage Stats

New York Giants Coverage

Las Vegas Raiders Coverage

Special Teams Stats

Kicking

Punting

Kickoff Returns

Punt Returns

Banks’ 95-yard return came 13 seconds after the Raiders had cut the Giants’ lead to 20–10 in the third quarter. It turned a 10-point game back into a three-possession lead.

Offensive Snap Counts

New York Giants — Offense (64 total snaps)

Las Vegas Raiders — Offense (59 total snaps)

Defensive Snap Counts

New York Giants — Defense (59 total snaps)

Las Vegas Raiders — Defense (64 total snaps)

Initial PFF Grades — Week 17

All grades are initial and subject to review.

Offense

Defense

Game Officials

The 34–10 margin was the Giants’ largest winning margin since a 38–10 dismantling of Indianapolis in Week 17 of 2022. Interim coach Mike Kafka picked up his first win after losing his first five. For Las Vegas, the defeat extended the longest losing streak in franchise history that season to ten games — matching the fifth-longest single-season skid in Raiders history — and set up a Week 18 matchup against Kansas City at Allegiant Stadium with the No. 1 overall pick hanging on the result. The Raiders were a loss away from ending more than two decades without a playoff win and potentially selecting a franchise quarterback to change that.

That Sunday in Las Vegas, both franchises were playing for very different futures. For the Raiders, it was about bottoming out to rebuild from the top. For the Giants, it was about a rookie quarterback who ran for 48 yards and two touchdowns, a 5-foot-8 receiver who played through broken bones because 1,000 yards meant something real, and a nine-game weight lifted from a locker room that had been grinding through a season with nothing left to play for except each other.