NFC East

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New York Giants

New York · NYG

Big-city classic. The royal blue from the old Super Bowl clips, and they played in the first regular-season NFL game in London (Wembley, 2007).

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Depth chart

Who is lined up first at each spot, so you do not have to hunt ESPN yourself. This is their public chart. It can change every week after injuries, form, and selection. We do not type the names in by hand.

Offence

  • Centre · C

    John Michael Schmitz Jr.

    Next: Bryan Hudson

  • Full-back · FB

    Patrick Ricard

  • Left guard · LG

    Jon Runyan

    Next: Aaron Stinnie

  • Left tackle · LT

    Andrew Thomas

    Next: J.C. Davis

  • Quarterback · QB

    Jaxson Dart

    Next: Jameis Winston

  • Right guard · RG

    Francis Mauigoa

    Next: Aaron Stinnie

  • Right tackle · RT

    Jermaine Eluemunor

    Next: Marcus Mbow

  • Running back · RB

    Cam Skattebo

    Next: Najee Harris

  • Tight end · TE

    Isaiah Likely

    Next: Theo Johnson

  • Wide receiver · WR

    Malik Nabers

    Next: Malachi Fields

Defence

  • Free safety · FS

    Jevon Holland

    Next: Ar'Darius Washington

  • Left corner · LCB

    Deonte Banks

    Next: Paulson Adebo

  • Left end · LDE

    Shelby Harris

    Next: Bobby Jamison-Travis

  • Left inside linebacker · LILB

    Arvell Reese

    Next: Jack Kelly

  • Nickel corner · NB

    Dru Phillips

    Next: Nic Jones

  • Nose tackle · NT

    DJ Reader

    Next: CJ Okoye

  • Right corner · RCB

    Greg Newsome II

    Next: Colton Hood

  • Right end · RDE

    Chauncey Golston

    Next: Darius Alexander

  • Right inside linebacker · RILB

    Tremaine Edmunds

    Next: Micah McFadden

  • Strong safety · SS

    Tyler Nubin

    Next: Jason Pinnock

  • Strong-side linebacker · SLB

    Abdul Carter

    Next: Kayvon Thibodeaux

  • Weak-side linebacker · WLB

    Brian Burns

Special teams

  • Holder · H

    Jordan Stout

  • Kick returner · KR

    Deonte Banks

    Next: Tyrone Tracy Jr.

  • Kicker · PK

    Dominic Zvada

  • Long snapper · LS

    Ben Mann

  • Punt returner · PR

    Jevon Holland

    Next: Calvin Austin III

  • Punter · P

    Jordan Stout

2026 season snapshot from ESPN. Treat it as a guide, not a team sheet carved in stone.

Watch and listen

Official YouTube

@NYGiants

Club-made highlights and shows. We link out: we do not embed the player.

Watch on YouTube →

Highlights and club-made shows live on that channel. For a daily chat show, use the pods below, or the league list.

Podcasts

Independent

Locked On Giants

Independent daily show from the Locked On network: local beat talk, not the club’s official audio. About 25 minutes; good once you have picked a side.

Stadium

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford, New Jersey
Listed capacity 82,500 · opened 2010

Shared with the Jets. Largest listed seating capacity in the NFL.

Founded

1925. One of the league’s oldest surviving clubs.

Names and nicknames

Officially the Giants. G-Men and Big Blue are common nicknames. Play in New Jersey; “New York” is the market name.

Key achievements

  • Four Super Bowl titles: XXI, XXV, XLII and XLVI.
  • XLII and XLVI were the two giant-killings of the Brady Patriots. Also several pre–Super Bowl NFL titles.

Notable names

A handful of all-time or iconic figures, not this year’s roster.

  • Lawrence Taylor
  • Eli Manning
  • Michael Strahan
  • Phil Simms

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Stadium names and listed seating capacities are for the 2026 NFL season, mainly from Wikipedia’s current NFL stadiums list (cited there to club media guides and reporting). Super Bowl counts are after Super Bowl LX (8 February 2026). Naming rights, renovations and new builds change: treat figures as a snapshot, not a deed.

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