NY Giants back on Hard Knocks

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – The Giants have been selected to be part of in-season Hard Knocks which will cover the NFC East.

HBO announced earlier this offseason that they will expand the Hard Knocks coverage off one team, and expand it to a division. NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell, announced this morning that Hard Knocks will cover the NFC East (Giants, Commanders, Eagles and Cowboys) for the 2025 season.

The focus of the documentary-style series is to offer fans unprecedented access to four of the league’s most historic and heated rivals. The NFC East is supposed to be very competitive with the Giants and Cowboys taking steps forward in their rebuilds, the Commanders looking to build off of the success they found in 2024 and Eagles looking to continue their dominance after winning the 2024 Super Bowl.

For the Giants, this will give viewers a unique look inside the building, specifically their QB room, featuring all the personalities and experiences in the room (Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, Tommy DeVito and Jaxson Dart). The documentary could focus on how GM Joe Schoen and HC Brian Daboll develop young players, specifically Jaxson Dart as their QB for the future.

With cameras rolling throughout the regular season, the documentary could also shine a spotlight on the division’s fierce rivalries — including emotional showdowns with the Eagles and Cowboys — and how the Giants are trying to claw their way back into playoff contention.

The documentary is expected to premiere in the fall and run throughout the remainder of the regular season, with weekly episodes airing on HBO and streaming on HBO Max.

The show’s producers have promised a raw and revealing look at team culture, player personalities, and the highs and lows of chasing postseason glory in one of the league’s toughest divisions.

Hopefully, this round of Hard Knocks goes better for the Giants than offseason Hard Knocks did in 2024.