As we have looked at position on the New York Giants’ offense, we have found reasons to think, or at least hope, that there could be improvement during the 2025 season. Will we find the same as we examine the team’s 2025 wide receivers?

You probably won’t hear anyone associated with the New York Giants publicly criticize their schedule, even though theirs is the most difficult based on the strength of the schedule metric that combines the wins and losses of their 2025 opponents.

The Giants brought in veterans Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston this offseason, while holding on to Tommy DeVito and trading up in the first round to draft Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart.

Another investor, Julia Koch, has reportedly shown interest in buying a minority share of the New York Giants.

Abdul Carter, the third overall pick in the draft, lands on our most indispensable list despite having never played a down in the NFL.

The New York Giants are getting recognized for really turning things around in a critical part of their team for 2025.

Rookie Jayden Daniels notched his first NFL victory, directing a 65-yard scoring drive that ended with Seibert’s game-winning field goal as time expired. In Week 9, the Commanders beat the Giants, 27-22, at MetLife Stadium. A sack-fumble by Jones was not helpful as the Giants lost their fourth consecutive game to fall to 2-7.

The Giants face the most challenging schedule among all 32 teams this season. How likely are they to beat the odds?