Giants 2-24 versus Cowboys and Eagles

[Blitzen]

In the last 27 matchups (either vs Cowboys or Eagles), including the one playoff matchup last season, the Giants have won a grand total of 3 games (the only one against the Cowboys when Andy Dalton was QB). I hear lots of talk about how division matchups are always difficult, but this seems pretty one sided, no?

Mods-please correct title to 3-24

 

[ScipioCowboy]

“Throw out the records, it’s a rivalry game” is one of the worst, least accurate cliches in sports.

 

[bottleKids]

The NFL needs deregulation like soccer

 

[mldardy]

The only thing I hate about this is we can't play them a 3rd time and the Eagles still have 2 more games with them.

 

[Creeper]

The Eagles have given the Giants trouble even when they weren't that good. Its like the way Washington gives the Eagles trouble no matter the records of the two teams.

 

[Motorola]

In the last 27 matchups (either vs Cowboys or Eagles), including the one playoff matchup last season, the Giants have won a grand total of 3 games (the only one against the Cowboys when Andy Dalton was QB). I hear lots of talk about how division matchups are always difficult, but this seems pretty one sided, no?

Mods-please correct title to 3-24

The pitiful record against two of their division rivals is a microcosm of just how wretched that franchise has been over the last half decade.
Prior to 2022 - which in retrospect was an abberation- the Giants had five straight seasons of double-digit losses, compiling a 22-59 record for that span.
Three head coaches hired - then fired during that time.
Looking back further, the franchise is continuing a period of malaise that spans a decade.
2013-2022: 8 seasons under .500, with 7 of them with 10 or more losses; only 62 wins (61 regular season + a wildcard win in playoffs).
And this current season, when completed, will surely add to the ongoing futility the Giants are mired in.

 

[CWR]

The pitiful record against two of their division rivals is a microcosm of just how wretched that franchise has been over the last half decade.
Prior to 2022 - which in retrospect was an abberation- the Giants had five straight seasons of double-digit losses, compiling a 22-59 record for that span.
Three head coaches hired - then fired during that time.
Looking back further, the franchise is continuing a period of malaise that spans a decade.
2013-2022: 8 seasons under .500, with 7 of them with 10 or more losses; only 62 wins (61 regular season + a wildcard win in playoffs).
And this current season, when completed, will surely add to the ongoing futility the Giants are mired in.

That's delicious, and I still hate them.

 

[Proof]

In the last 27 matchups (either vs Cowboys or Eagles), including the one playoff matchup last season, the Giants have won a grand total of 3 games (the only one against the Cowboys when Andy Dalton was QB). I hear lots of talk about how division matchups are always difficult, but this seems pretty one sided, no?

Mods-please correct title to 3-24

still crazy that in 2016 they were basically our only 2 losses

 

[Motorola]

still crazy that in 2016 they were basically our only 2 losses

Giants' last really good team; 11-5, won 2nd in NFC East.

 

[Blitzen]

The pitiful record against two of their division rivals is a microcosm of just how wretched that franchise has been over the last half decade.
Prior to 2022 - which in retrospect was an abberation- the Giants had five straight seasons of double-digit losses, compiling a 22-59 record for that span.
Three head coaches hired - then fired during that time.
Looking back further, the franchise is continuing a period of malaise that spans a decade.
2013-2022: 8 seasons under .500, with 7 of them with 10 or more losses; only 62 wins (61 regular season + a wildcard win in playoffs).
And this current season, when completed, will surely add to the ongoing futility the Giants are mired in.

During that stretch, the Giants won 31% of their games versus teams not named Cowboys/Eagles (won only 15% against them). Double horrible results versus the Cowboys/Eagles even with their pitiful record. It’s kinda absurd.

 

[BleedSilverandBlue]

The pitiful record against two of their division rivals is a microcosm of just how wretched that franchise has been over the last half decade.
Prior to 2022 - which in retrospect was an abberation- the Giants had five straight seasons of double-digit losses, compiling a 22-59 record for that span.
Three head coaches hired - then fired during that time.
Looking back further, the franchise is continuing a period of malaise that spans a decade.
2013-2022: 8 seasons under .500, with 7 of them with 10 or more losses; only 62 wins (61 regular season + a wildcard win in playoffs).
And this current season, when completed, will surely add to the ongoing futility the Giants are mired in.

I simply cannot believe they have won two Superbowls so far this century given how terrible they have been most years.

I don't know if we will see greater luck in pro sports for some time.

 

[Roadtrip635]

 

[StarBoyz83]

Not surprising. The giants have only had 2 good seasons since they won the sb in 2011.

 

[JayFord]

the last time they beat us was 2020 when we had jerry playing right guard and me playing running back

and they won by 4 with their starters....

 

[Motorola]

During that stretch, the Giants won 31% of their games versus teams not named Cowboys/Eagles (won only 15% against them). Double horrible results versus the Cowboys/Eagles even with their pitiful record. It’s kinda absurd.

NYG can only lose a maximum of 4 games total to DAL and PHL every regular season... so double-digit losses mean the Giants are being defeated by a good number of teams in the rest of the NFC and AFC as well every year during this stretch.
The Giants have been losing - continue to lose - against mostly everyone - across the league.

 

[JayFord]

I simply cannot believe they have won two Superbowls so far this century given how terrible they have been most years.

I don't know if we will see greater luck in pro sports for some time.

Luck is right....i never said that about any team that won a sb but both was luck

 

[Dakota]

giant fans won't laugh, but everyone else will.

 

[StarOfGlory]

So you're saying that we aren't getting any help from the Giants.

 

[Motorola]

I simply cannot believe they have won two Superbowls so far this century given how terrible they have been most years.

I don't know if we will see greater luck in pro sports for some time.

2011 and 2007 are a long time ago.

 

[StarOfGlory]

In 1966, we swept the Giants. The point differential for those two games was +55. That was the largest point differential we had between us and the Giants until this year, which is +72.