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New York Giants

4-2-11st in the NFC East

In position

The New York Giants are on pace for 10-5-2. The model says 8-8-1, two wins worse than pace

8-8-1

projected finish

41% to make the playoffs

up 27 pts in 7 days

Playoff odds this season
50%low 1%

Sep 14 44%41% Oct 26

Updated

Where they stand

Projected final record

8-8-1

Point-diff wins

9

Games left

10

The New York Giants are 4-2-1 through 7 games of the 2026 NFL season, a 64.3% win rate. That pace extends to a 10-5-2 finish, about 10 wins. ESPN's Football Power Index projects 8-8-1. Records and standings come from ESPN; playoff odds come from ESPN's Football Power Index. How our numbers work

NFC division leaders

Full race
SeedTeamW-LPlayoff odds
1Vikings6-091%
249ers6-199%
3Giants4-2-141%
4Panthers3-332%

Seeds follow today's standings; odds follow the model.

What comes next

  1. at Philadelphia Eagles (2-4)
  2. vs Washington Commanders (1-4-1)
  3. vs Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2)
  4. at Indianapolis Colts (2-5)

Last game

W 27-21 at HOU

Sun
up 26 pts

Frequently Asked Questions

How many wins are the New York Giants on pace for in 2026?

Through 7 games the New York Giants are 4-2-1. At that pace they project to finish 10-5-2 — about 10 wins over the 17-game season.

What is the New York Giants' projected final record?

At their current pace, 10-5-2 (64.3% win rate), extrapolated from their 4-2-1 record. ESPN's Football Power Index (FPI) supplies its own projection and the playoff odds shown in the Projected Final Record, in the section under the headline; the two differ when results have run ahead of or behind a team's underlying strength.

Are the New York Giants on pace for a winning season?

Their projected 10 wins is above .500 for the 17-game season, so at their current pace the New York Giants are on track for a winning record. The headline at the top of this page gives their live playoff outlook.

How does PaceToWin project the New York Giants?

PaceToWin takes the New York Giants' current win rate and extends it across the full 17-game NFL season, then layers in point-differential (Pythagorean) expected wins and model-based playoff odds where available. Records and standings come from ESPN; playoff odds come from ESPN's Football Power Index. Details: pacetowin.com/methodology.