New York Giants’ 2016 NFL schedule released
By Jason Parker
Here’s a look at the game-by-game schedule for the New York Giants in the 2016 season.
The 2015 NFL season was another year where the New York Giants found themselves missing out on the playoffs. A 6-10 record saw the team parting ways with head coach Tom Coughlin and replacing him with the team’s offensive coordinator, Ben McAdoo.
If the Giants and McAdoo are going to get back to the playoffs, it will be helped by an easy schedule in 2016 that includes their traditional NFC East opponents (Dallas, Philadelphia and Washington) in addition to a non-divisional slate that includes home games against New Orleans, Chicago and Baltimore and road contests including Green Bay, Pittsburgh and Minnesota.
The New York Giants 2016 schedule was released Thursday and ranks as tied for 30th toughest in the entire league. Here’s a look at who the Giants will play when the regular season kicks off in early September:
As mentioned above, the Giants are one of six teams who will be heading to London for a game this season. It’s one of four international games the league will be playing this season, including a Monday night game in Mexico City this November.
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