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New York Giants Schedule 2025 Season – Giants Regular Season Games, Dates, Locations, and More

Rudra Dubey

The New York Giants had a brutal season in 2024, finishing the season with just 3-14 record, which was dead last in the NFC East. The Giants were so bad that they tied the record for the franchise-worst season with 2017 and 1974. They lost their franchise cornerstone in Saquon Barkley and decided to keep QB Daniel Jones instead. This move by the Giants will probably give them nightmares for years to come, as Barkley had one of the greatest seasons for an RB playing for the Eagles and helped Philly win the Super Bowl.

How did the Giants perform in the 2024 season?

The 2024 season marked the New York Giants’ 100th anniversary but there was no cause for celebration. They went from being bad in 2023, 6-11 in the regular season, to rock bottom under head coach Brian Daboll and GM Joe Schoen. They started of the 2024 season 2-3, winning against the Browns and the Seahawks, and never recovered. In fact the Giants went on a 0-10 losing streak and before winning against the Colts.

The Giants were ranked 30th in total offense and 24th in total defense. After all of the winning the franchise had in the past, they haven’t been the same since Eli Manning left the team. Being one of the biggest markets in the NFL, you would expect the Giants to be way better than they currently are. They are horrible offensively, atrocious on the defensive end, and surprisingly, even the Jets are better than them currently.

What moves will the Giants make in the offseason and will they improve from an embarrassing 3-14 record next season? We don’t know yet, but we can tell you what their schedule looks like next season.

New York Giants’ Schedule for the 2025 Season

Here is the entire 18-week schedule for the New York Giants’ 2025-26 NFL regular season, with 17 match-day weeks and 1 bye week.

AgainstWeekDateTime (E.T.)LocationNetwork
Washington CommandersWeek 1Sunday, September 7, 20251:00 pmNorthwest StadiumFOX
Dallas CowboysWeek 2Sunday, September 14, 20251:00 pmAT&T StadiumFOX
Kansas City ChiefsWeek 3Sunday, September 21, 20258:20 pmMetLife StadiumNBC
Los Angeles ChargersWeek 4Sunday, September 28, 20251:00 pmMetLife StadiumCBS
New Orleans SaintsWeek 5Sunday, October 5, 20251:00 pmCaesars SuperdomeCBS
Philadelphia EaglesWeek 6Thursday, October 9, 20258:15 pmMetLife StadiumPrime Video
Denver BroncosWeek 7Sunday, October 19, 20254:05 pmEmpower Field at Mile HighCBS
Philadelphia EaglesWeek 8Sunday, October 26, 20251:00 pmLincoln Financial FieldFOX
San Francisco 49ersWeek 9Sunday, November 2, 20251:00 pmMetLife StadiumCBS
Chicago BearsWeek 10Sunday, November 9, 20251:00 pmSoldier FieldFOX
Green Bay PackersWeek 11Sunday, November 16, 20251:00 pmMetLife StadiumFOX
Detroit LionsWeek 12Sunday, November 23, 20251:00 pmFord FieldFOX
New England PatriotsWeek 13Monday, December 1, 20258:15 pmGillette StadiumESPN
BYEWeek 14Sunday, December 7, 2025
Washington CommandersWeek 15Sunday, December 14, 20251:00 pmMetLife StadiumFOX
Minnesota VikingsWeek 16Sunday, December 21, 20251:00 pmMetLife StadiumFOX
Las Vegas RaidersWeek 17Sunday, December 28, 2025TBDAllegiant StadiumTBD
Dallas CowboysWeek 18Sunday, January 4, 2026TBDMetLife StadiumTBD

New York Giants’ 2025 NFL Draft Picks

The Giants had 7 draft picks in the 2025 NFL draft, but more importantly, they held the 3rd overall pick. In the first round, New York selected the best edge rusher in this class, Abdul Carter. There were several reports indicating that the Giants may draft quarterback Shedeur Sanders as well, but New York decided on Jaxon Dart with their second pick.

RoundPickPlayer NamePosition
13Abdul CarterDefensive End
125Jaxson DartQuarterback
365Darius AlexanderDefensive Tackle
4105Cam SkatteboRunning back
5154Marcus MbowGuard
7219Thomas FidoneTight End
7246Korie BlackCornerback
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I’m an academic turned sports writer from Raipur, India, specializing in the NFL, MMA, and tennis at The Playoffs. I previously wrote for Sportskeeda and hold a B.A. and M.A. in History. My journey into sports media began far from the field, rooted in the arts and sciences. Funny enough, I didn’t grow up a sports fan; I used to see it all as just noise. But a fateful writing job introduced me to the world of sports, and what began as a gig quickly became a passion. I understood those voices aren’t noise; they’re emotions of true sports fans, and now I am one of them, writing with the same energy I once questioned.

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