Why did Russell Wilson decide to sign with the Giants? Well, part of the decision comes down to the 10-time Pro Bowler's love of New York.

Wednesday’s league-wide schedule reveal signaled that Giants fans probably will need to refuel their planes for more weekly flyovers at MetLife Stadium before Halloween.

The New York Giants just endured a brutal 3-14 season that featured the team losing 10 straight games and scoring seven or fewer points in five contests overall.

With the release of the NFL schedule Wednesday night, we've decided to get ready for that by breaking down every team's strength of schedule for the 2025 season, and um, Giants fans, you might want to stop reading right now.

Bill Belichick has allowed himself to look foolish. ... and yes, to tarnish his legacy. Now he is going to use TV to return to his Giants roots. And we bet his bosses at North Carolina hope it's more than just an act to sell some books.

Strength of schedule is a flawed metric due to the unpredictable nature of the league and its inability to account for roster and coaching staff changes. Taking a deeper look at the Giants’ schedule, there are reasons to believe it’s not as tough as it initially seems.

We knew the opponents, but the arrangement of the teams on the Giants' 2025 schedule makes it even more brutal.

New York has led the all-time series against Washington by a 108-73-5 margin. Despite being swept in 2024, the Giants have won 10 of the last 14 matchups. Could things be changing for the better with Russell Wilson and Abdul Carter leading a new group of Giants? Absolutely. And Week 1's showdown offers a chance to prove that.