The Giants' 2025 schedule is about to be released. So, how tough is it?
Based on combined winning percentages from the 2024 season, the Giants have the toughest schedule in the league. Their opponents went 166-123 last season, good for a .574 winning percentage. The NFC East foes are not far behind. The Eagles have the fourth-toughest schedule (.561); the Cowboys are tied for fifth (.557); and the Commanders are eighth (.550).
The San Francisco 49ers, meanwhile, have the "easiest" road in the NFL at .415.
Under the NFL's schedule rotation, the Giants face the NFC North, AFC West, and same-place finishers from the NFC South (Saints), NFC West (49ers), and AFC East (Patriots). That is in addition to the annual home-and-home series with their three divisional opponents.
2025 NFL Strength of Schedule
- 1. New York Giants .574 (166-123)
- T-2. Chicago Bears .571 (165-124)
- T-2. Detroit Lions .571 (165-124)
- 4. Philadelphia Eagles .561 (162-127)
- T-5. Dallas Cowboys .557 (161-128)
- T-5. Green Bay Packers .557 (161-128)
- T-5. Minnesota Vikings .557 (161-128)
- 8. Washington Commanders .550 (159-130)
- 9. Baltimore Ravens .533 (154-135)
- 10. Pittsburgh Steelers .526 (152-137)
- T-11. Kansas City Chiefs .522 (151-138)
- T-11. Los Angeles Chargers .522 (151-138)
- 13. Cleveland Browns .519 (150-137)
- 14. Cincinnati Bengals .509 (147-142)
- 15. Denver Broncos .505 (146-143)
- 16. Las Vegas Raiders .502 (145-144)
- 17. Los Angeles Rams .491 (142-147)
- T-18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers .481 (139-150)
- T-18. Houston Texans .481 (139-150)
- 20. Atlanta Falcons .478 (138-151)
- T-21. Miami Dolphins .474 (137-152)
- T-21. Seattle Seahawks .474 (137-152)
- T-23. Buffalo Bills .467 (135-154)
- T-23. Jacksonville Jaguars .467 (135-154)
- 25. Indianapolis Colts .464 (134-155)
- 26. New York Jets .460 (133-156)
- T-27. Carolina Panthers .457 (132-157)
- T-27. Arizona Cardinals .457 (132-157)
- 29. Tennessee Titans .450 (130-159)
- 30. New England Patriots .429 (124-165)
- 31. New Orleans Saints .419 (121-168)
- 32. San Francisco 49ers .415 (120-169)
View photos of the New York Giants' 2025 roster as it currently stands.
CB Paulson Adebo
DL Darius Alexander
CB Deonte Banks
RB Rushawn Baker
TE Daniel Bellinger
S Dane Belton
CB Korie Black
WR Jordan Bly
LB Chris Board
OLB Brian Burns
WR Dalen Cambre
OLB Abdul Carter
DL Elijah Chatman
WR Beaux Collins
QB Jaxson Dart
DL D.J. Davidson
QB Tommy DeVito
OLB Victor Dimukeje
TE Greg Dulcich
DL Cory Durden
T Jermaine Eluemunor
OL Joshua Ezeudu
WR Da'Quan Felton
TE Thomas Fidone II
LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles
CB Cor'Dale Flott
OLB Trace Ford
WR Bryce Ford-Wheaton
OL Stone Forsythe
OLB Tomon Fox
K Graham Gano
DL Elijah Garcia
P Jamie Gillan
DL Chauncey Golston
RB Eric Gray
DB Art Green
CB Tre Hawkins III
S Jevón Holland
C Bryan Hudson
OL James Hudson
WR Lil'Jordan Humphrey
WR Jalin Hyatt
S Anthony Johnson Jr.
ILB Dyontae Johnson
TE Theo Johnson
CB Nic Jones
LS Casey Kreiter
G Jake Kubas
DL Dexter Lawrence II
S Raheem Layne
DL Jeremiah Ledbetter
TE Chris Manhertz
OL Marcus Mbow
K Jude McAtamney
ILB Micah McFadden
RB Dante Miller
CB T.J. Moore
C Jimmy Morrissey
LB Darius Muasau
WR Malik Nabers
T Evan Neal
S Tyler Nubin
DL Rakeem Nunez-Roches
ILB Bobby Okereke
S Makari Paige
WR Zach Pascal
CB Dru Phillips
DL Jordon Riley
DT Roy Robertson-Harris
WR Wan'Dale Robinson
G Jon Runyan
OL Austin Schlottmann
C John Michael Schmitz Jr.
RB Devin Singletary
RB Cam Skattebo
WR Darius Slayton
WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette
OL Aaron Stinnie
LB Ty Summers
TE Jermaine Terry II
OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux
T Andrew Thomas
RB Tyrone Tracy Jr.
G Greg Van Roten
WR Montrell Washington
WR Antwane Wells Jr.
CB Dee Williams
OL Jaison Williams
QB Russell Wilson
QB Jameis Winston
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