New York Giants
The New York Giants did what they do on Sunday, turning a game they should have won into a 24-20 loss to the Chicago Bears. The Giants are now a miserable, inexcusable 2-8, have lost four straight games, have lost four road games this season they led by at least 10 points, and have now lost 11 consecutive road games.
Let’s get to the ‘Kudos & Wet Willies’.
Jaxson Dart — Until he was forced to leave the game, Dart was outstanding. He did have a game-changing fumble when the Giants were on the verge of...
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After a dismal three-week stretch in which they blew a big fourth-quarter lead and got blown out twice, the New York Giants found themselves in the (literally) windy city of Chicago needing to win seven of their final eight games to have a reasonable hope of making the NFL Playoffs at 9-8.
So you’re telling me there’s a chance?
Well, no. Today’s game against the Chicago Bears would mostly be the start of an eight-week referendum on whether the Giants’ coaching staff and players could remedy season-long (three seasons-long, actually) problems that have caused this team to under-perform, and worse...
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The New York Giants seem to find their way into the most creative losses in sports. This team cannot finish; it is unable to make clutch plays, and coach Brian Daboll’s cautious approach bit the team in the rear end once again. The Giants kicked a 19-yard field goal with 10:19 left in the fourth quarter to go up 20-10.
Predictably, with this iteration of the Giants, the Bears remembered how to play football and scored 14 points on their final two drives, defeating the Giants, 24-20. Another catastrophic meltdown. It’s inexcusable at this point.
Excuses will include Dart’s injury;...
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The New York Giants fell 24-20 to the Chicago Bears and fall to 2-8 after yet another fourth-quarter collapse on Sunday.
But did it have to be that way?
The Giants were faced with a decision 10:21 to go in the fourth quarter. They had the ball with fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line following a third-down run by Russell Wilson. The Giants opted to go for the field goal, though some (notably color commentator Greg Olsen) wanted the Giants to go for the touchdown.
The Bears committed a penalty (too many men on the field), which would have set the...
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The New York Giants looked ready to snap their three-game losing streak in snowy conditions at Soldier Field on Sunday, but a fourth-quarter rally from the Chicago Bears turned a promising afternoon into another heartbreak. The Bears scored two touchdowns in the final four minutes to defeat the Giants, 24–20, in Week 10.
The Giants led 17-7 late in the third quarter and 17-10 entering the fourth quarter but could not hang on.
Veteran Russell Wilson took over but couldn’t sustain the offense, and Chicago took advantage. Caleb Williams led back-to-back touchdown drives late in the fourth, including a 2-yard...
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The 2-7 New York Giants will try to snap a three-game losing streak on Sunday at Soldier Field in Illinois against the 5-3 Chicago Bears.
Use this thread for live in-game updates. See our Giants-Bears Week 10 StoryStream for all of our pre-game, in-game and post-game coverage. If you want to follow along on ‘X’ you can check this list. If you want to track the game on Bluesky, follow Ed Valentine.
The Giants nearly come away with an interception off a deflected ball on the Bears’ first drive, which ultimately ends with...
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With five players already having been ruled out due to injuries, the New York Giants’ inactive list for Sunday’s NFL Week 10 game against the Chicago Bears wasn’t hard to figure out. The only healthy scratch will be offfensive lineman Evan Neal.
Veteran placekicker Younghoe Koo will be making his Giants debut with Graham Gano shelved by a neck injury. This will be the 38-year-old Gano’s fifth missed game this season.
Paulson Adebo, the Giants’ top cornerback, will miss his third straight game with a knee injury. Starting center John Michael Schmitz (shin) will be replaced by Austin Schlottman.
Giants...
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Let’s look at some of the statistics that might tell the tale on Sunday afternoon as the New York Giants face the Chicago Bears in NFL Week 10.
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The New York Giants (2–7) travel to Soldier Field this Sunday to take on the Chicago Bears (5–3).
Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET on FOX, as quarterback Jaxson Dart and the Giants look to turn things around in the second half of the season.
The Giants have lost three straight games, while the Bears have won five of six.
This marks the 56th regular season meeting between the two franchises, with the Giants trailing the all-time series, 22–31–2. The last matchup came in Week 4 of the 2022 season, when the Giants topped Chicago, 20–12, at MetLife Stadium....
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With injuries necessitating juggling the roster before Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears, the New York Giants on Saturday made a series of roster moves.
Placed on Injured Reserve:
WR Beaux Collins | Neck
LB Darius Muasau |Ankle
Free-agent signings from practice squad:
LB Zaire Barnes
OLB Tomon Fox
Standard elevations from practice squad:
PK Younghoe Koo
WR Ray-Ray McCloud III
Koo, in his eighth NFL season, will be making his Giants debut. He has been on the practice squad for the last six games. He will replace Graham Gano, out with a herniated disc in his neck. Earlier this...
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Good morning New York Giants fans! Happy Saturday and welcome to week 11 of the 2025 college football season.
The 2025 season has slipped away from the Giants as they enter the second half of the season with a 2-7 record. It’s a familiar place for the Giants, but the good news is that 2025 was always — at least in part — about 2026 and beyond. The play and long-term development of Jaxson Dart was always the most important part of this season. And while Dart is 2-4 as a starter, he looks like he could be the Giants’...
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Welcome to the New York Giants betting angle, Week 10 edition. Each week, I’m giving you my three favorite wagers for that week’s New York Giants game. My one rule: I won’t ever give you wagers that are less than -120. No gimmies!
The 2-7 Giants head to Chicago to face the 5-3 Bears this week. The teams are on opposite trajectories, with the Giants having lost three in row while the Bears have won four of their last five. Chicago’s first-year head coach Ben Johnson is installing a winning culture, while New York head coach Brian Daboll’s last chance...
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