NY Giants Schedule Leaks

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ – The New York Giants schedule is being released in the coming days and some of the leaks have been released from sources:

• Week 1: @ WAS Commanders
• Week 2: @ DAL Cowboys
• Week 3: vs. KC Chiefs (SNF)
• Week 4: vs. LA Chargers
• Week 5: @ NO Saints
• Week 6: vs. Eagles (TNF)
• Week 7:
• Week 8:
• Week 9:
• Week 10: @ CHC Bears
• Week 11:
• Week 12:
• Week 13: @ NE Patriots (MNF)
• Week 14: BYE
• Week 15:
• Week 16:
• Week 17: @ LV Raiders
• Week 18: vs. DAL Cowboys

Obviously, there are a lot of blanks in this schedule, but this schedule is a gauntlett for the Giants.

Week 1 starts on the road against the Washington Commanders, a divisional opponent known for their physical defense and hostile environment at FedEx Field. Opening the season with a divisional game is never easy, and the Giants will need to come out sharp to avoid an early NFC East setback.

Week 2 doesn’t offer any relief, as the Giants travel again — this time to face the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys have had New York’s number in recent years, and a second straight road game, especially against a high-powered Dallas offense, makes this a critical early-season challenge.

Week 3 marks the team’s home opener — and it doesn’t get any bigger than a prime-time showdown on Sunday Night Football against the defending AFC champion, Kansas City Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid will be a litmus test for the Giants' revamped defense and ability to keep pace in a shootout if needed.

Week 4 brings another high-octane offense to MetLife Stadium, as Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers come to town. Back-to-back weeks against elite quarterbacks will demand a top-tier performance from the Giants’ secondary and a pass rush that must produce under pressure.

Week 5 sends the Giants back on the road, this time to face the New Orleans Saints in what’s always a challenging Superdome atmosphere. The Saints boast a tough defense and a capable offense, and this will be the third road game in five weeks for the Giants.

Week 6 will be a tough test, with a Thursday Night Football home game against the defending Super Bowl Champions, Philadelphia Eagles — another fierce divisional rival and perennial contender. The Eagles’ physical style and playoff-caliber roster will make this a high-stakes matchup, especially as the Giants look to avoid falling behind in the division standings early.

Taken as a whole, these first six games could define the Giants’ season. With four playoff-caliber opponents, three road games, and two prime-time matchups, there is little margin for error. If the Giants can survive or even thrive in this stretch, they’ll be battle-tested and potentially well-positioned for a postseason push. If they stumble, it could be an uphill climb for the rest of the year.