Walton is actually the last Jets coach to face the Giants twice. Bruce Coslet, Rich Kotite, Parcells, Herm Edwards, Eric Mangini, Rex Ryan, Todd Bowles and Adam Gase each only played the Giants once.

And even as bad as that was, Jets hopes of a charmed season lasted longer than the Giants’ did, since just over 24 hours earlier on the same field, the Cowboys had toyed with Big Blue on the way ...

The Giants and Jets meet on Sunday, which is slated to be a big matchup for both teams. The Jets are coming off of their bye week, but before that stunned the Eagles 20-14.

After the Giants' won a challenge that overturned a catch from Jets' third round pick Malachi Corley, kicker Greg Zuerlein nailed a 38-yard field goal to give Gang Green an early 3-0 lead. the ...

The Jets and Giants relaunched their tradition of training camp joint practices back in 2022 for the first time in 17 years after then Jets coach Robert Saleh hit it off with new Giants coach ...

The Jets took a 7-3 lead with 1:06 left in the first quarter on the first play of their fifth possession as Wilson found running back Breece Hall, whom Giants safety Jason Pinnock missed, for the ...

The Jets play the Texans on Thursday night and the Giants will take on the Commanders on Sunday. Both of the opponents, unlike our New York reps, are seemingly poised for playoff runs this season.

The Jets and the Giants renew their rivalry this week. Although if we’re really being honest, it’s less of a rivalry and more of an awkwardly unique coexistence.

Jets running back Israel Abanikanda's long touchdown run was the difference in a 10-6 win over the Giants as both teams rested most of their main contributors in Saturday night’s preseason finale.

The Giants, who unlike the Jets did not play their starters, ended the half with a pair of Graham Gano field goals. Gano's first field goal, a 57-yard boot, was set up by a 28-yard run by former ...

But on offense, the Jets are 24th in the same category, and the Giants are 30th, ahead of just the Panthers (1-5) and the Cardinals (2-4). Those figures rely heavily, of course, on quarterbacks.