The New York Giants’ 2025 schedule is out, and things don’t look pretty for head coach Brian Daboll or GM Joe Schoen. With pressure mounting and job security uncertain, this season could be their last shot to prove they can turn things around.
Right out of the gate, the Giants face a brutal stretch. They open the year with back-to-back road games at Washington and Dallas, then return home for a primetime Sunday night clash against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Spoiler alert: the early predictions have them 0-3 fast.
From there, it doesn’t get much easier. Matchups against the Chargers, Eagles (twice), 49ers, Lions, and Packers all loom before their late-season bye. Even with a slightly softer schedule to close out the year, the damage may already be done by then.
The few predicted bright spots? A potential win over a rebuilding Saints team in Week 5, a squeaker against the Patriots in Week 13, and a possible revenge game against the Commanders in Week 15. But even optimistic projections only get them to five wins. Others have them finishing a dismal 4-13.
This season isn’t just about wins and losses—it’s about proving that Daboll and Schoen still have the locker room and a vision worth believing in. Otherwise, fans may be calling for change long before Week 18 wraps.
The bottom line? The Giants have their work cut out for them. And unless something clicks fast, 2025 could be remembered more for firings than football.
