New York Giants News

When it comes to judging the New York Giants and their performance on the gridiron this season, it all goes back to that old saying in the sport: "You are what your record says you are." The Giants were a 4-13 football team in 2025.

<a href="/nfl/players/russell_wilson/198962">Russell Wilson</a> isn’t ready to hang up the cleats just yet. Despite a rocky 2025 season with the New York Giants that saw him benched after just three starts, the veteran quarterback is doubling down on his NFL future.

When the New York Giants confirmed they would retain <a href="/nfl/players/joe_schoen/755391">Joe Schoen</a>, the fifth-year general manager acknowledged some of the philosophical mistakes he had made during his tenure.

Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.

The New York Giants officially signed G <a href="/nfl/players/jake_kubas/911636">Jake Kubas</a> to a futures contract on Wednesday, per the NFL Transactions wire.  Futures contracts are essentially camp invites that will allow players to compete for roster spots during offseason workouts and training camp.

New York Giants inside linebacker <a href="/nfl/players/bobby_okereke/327155">Bobby Okereke</a> has been named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for games played in the Week 18 regular-season finale. 

Another losing season is over for the New York Giants. They finished the season 4-13, winning the last two games, and made significant in-season changes, firing head coach <a href="/nfl/players/brian_daboll/719618">Brian Daboll</a> and starting rookie quarterback <a href="/nfl/players/jaxson_dart/723842">Jaxson Dart</a>.

The big thing about players on losing teams at the end of the season is that, regardless of the score, they are still playing for something: their jobs.  It is no different for the players on the New York Giants roster.

According to Jeremy Fowler, the Giants have completed their interview with interim HC Mike Kafka for the full-time role.  Kafka took over for the team’s

If you told a die-hard Giants fan a few years ago that Mike McCarthy might end up patrolling the sidelines at MetLife Stadium, they probably would have laughed you out of the room.

For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.

To many, at first kicker <a href="/nfl/players/ben_sauls/701273">Ben Sauls</a> was just another guy in a long string of kickers for the New York Giants in what had become a comical string of adventures.

The New York Giants will meet with former Packers and Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy early next week as their search for a new head coach continues. McCarthy, an 18-year head coaching veteran, brings an impressive record: 174 wins, 112 losses, and two ties in regular-season games.

The New York Giants are scheduled to interview Mike McCarthy on Tuesday for their head coaching job, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. McCarthy will interview with New York and is expected to be sought after elsewhere during this hiring cycle.

New York Giants running back <a href="/nfl/players/cam_skattebo/917159">Cam Skattebo</a> has built a reputation for his dangerous style of play, but off the field, he wants to be a beacon of safety for his teammates, at least.

The New York Giants have won only 12 games over the past three seasons, after making the playoffs in 2022 with a 9-7-1 record.  The failure to ascend since

Since <a href="/nfl/players/brian_daboll/719618">Brian Daboll</a>‘s firing, many have pointed to Lou Anarumo as potential replacement. The latter will indeed receive a look from the Giants. Anarumo has received a head coaching interview request from New York, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

For the first time in years, the New York Giants enter an offseason with something far more valuable than cap space or draft position. They have clarity.

The New York Giants Signed six players to futures contracts on Monday, including LB <a href="/nfl/players/swayze_bozeman/653156">Swayze Bozeman</a>. The full list of players includes: LB <a href="/nfl/players/swayze_bozeman/653156">Swayze Bozeman</a> TE <a href="/nfl/players/tanner_conner/671324">Tanner Conner</a> LB <a href="/nfl/players/trace_ford/928534">Trace Ford</a> T <a href="/nfl/players/reid_holskey/928765">Reid Holskey</a> DB <a href="/nfl/players/patrick_mcmorris/663536">Patrick McMorris</a> DB <a href="/nfl/players/myles_purchase/722588">Myles Purchase</a> Bozeman, 27, originally signed on with the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent out of Southern Miss back in May.

Giants general manager <a href="/nfl/players/joe_schoen/755391">Joe Schoen</a> was retained and is leading the charge to hire a new coach in New York. Schoen met with team chairmen <a href="/nfl/players/steve_tisch/144508">Steve Tisch</a> and <a href="/nfl/players/john_mara/127245">John Mara</a> on Monday to chart the course for the franchise after finishing the 2025 season 4-13.