When the New York Giants season reaches its end following their Week 18 game against the Dallas Cowboys and the time to kick back and reflect upon what
Jameis Winston’s NFL journey has been long and winding, and his 2025 season with the New York Giants was another chapter in a career that has been widely celebrated by football fans despite minimal team success.
New York Giants tight end Theo Johnson, who was declared out of Sunday’s regular-season finale against the Dallas Cowboys due to what the team listed as an “illness” that kept him from practicing this week, raised a few eyebrows on Friday night by showing up on the jumbotron at the New York Knicks home game.
The New York Giants' head coaching search is expected to move to the interview stage next week, and according to a new report by SI.com’s Albert Breer and Conor Orr, the team’s list of potential candidates has approximately 10 names on it, with two names highlighted.
It may take a calculator to add up all of the elements that went awry for the New York Giants this season. There's also no question where to begin: with the improbable 40-37 overtime loss at Dallas in Week 2.
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 are in a real Catch-22. They lose nine straight games, and fans get upset. They win with a blowout, ending their losing streak, and fans still get upset.
The New York Giants will begin their search for a new head coach in earnest next week, moving from the information-gathering to the interviewing phase.
Former New York Giants linebacker Carl Banks had to let fans know that he is not a part of the team’s upcoming head coaching search. Banks comedically let everyone know that he is out of the discussion by responding to a popular social media parody account known as Wesley Steinberg.
The New York Giants will be without tight end Theo Johnson (illness) and receiver Wan’Dale Robinson (rib) in this weekend’s regular-season finale game against the Dallas Cowboys.
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.
The New York Giants have not yet started the interview process for their head-coaching vacancy, but a few candidates have emerged this Friday. After falling to 2-8 on the season, the Giants fired head coach Brian Daboll on November 10.
The New York Giants ' 2025 campaign is mercifully nearing its end, but the effects of this catastrophe will linger in the minds of suffering fans. The disappointment this franchise has inflicted on the Meadowlands does not end with a nine-game losing streak rife with implosions and baffling decisions.
Former Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce and franchise nemesis Mike McCarthy are among candidates on New York's interview list as the franchise searches for a new head coach, according to reports.
The New York Giants' head coaching search is about to kick into full gear with one game remaining in the 2025 NFL season. Giants fans have been pitching their favorite options for months.
The 2025 regular season is finally and mercifully coming to an end for the New York Giants . Once the game clock strikes 0:00 at the end of the fourth quarter, the real challenge for the Giants will begin.
Jordan Raanan of ESPN writes that the Giants are expected to cast a very wide net when it comes to their head-coaching search this offseason. Raanan reiterates that GM Joe Schoen is expected to run the search and return as the team’s general manager once the next head coach is hired.
The Denver Broncos replaced quarterback Russell Wilson with Bo Nix in 2024, which has worked out. Now, the latter has a chance to tie a record held by the former.
When examining the upcoming coaching market, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN writes that former Giants HC Brian Daboll should be a “viable” offensive coordinator option this offseason.
The New York Giants are currently slated to pick #2 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft, so it’s mock draft season. Let’s take a look at what a potential draft could look like if trades are included.
Jaxson Dart’s dad is clearly not a big fan of former New York Giants quarterback Danny Kanell. Kanell appeared on CBS Sports HQ on Sunday and shared his stance on Dart.