#new-york-giants

#new-york-giants

So much for the NFL's concept of competitive balance. After having one of the worst records in the league last season at 3-14, the Giants have the toughest schedule in 2025, making a step forward all the more difficult for Brian Daboll and Co. If the schedule was softer, maybe this is a team that flirts with .500, but an unforgiving slate likely eliminates any hope of that. Here, we go game by game in an attempt to decipher what Big Blue's record will be when the dust settles.

Photo courtesy of Jasmeet SIngh Jasmeet Singh wasn't always a diehard Giants fan. He moved to the Tri-State area in 2002 and was a casual supporter for about five years. But when New York shockingly won the Super Bowl in 2007 against the then-undefeated New England Patriots, Singh became a hardcore fan. He attended his first game a few years later at the old Giants Stadium, just before it closed, and has been a season-ticket holder since 2021. He even dons a Giants-themed Turban, which he's received an abundance of support for, he said.

Lawrence stated that the toughest part of rehabbing was missing out on everyday tasks, especially showering, something often taken for granted.