On September 9, 1925, announcement was made that the National Professional Football League of America would once again try to field a team in New York City. The team would be called both the New York All-Collegians and the New York Giants.
Home fields: The Polo Grounds 1925-1955; Yankee Stadium (1956-1973); the Yale Bowl 1973-1974; Shea Stadium 1975; Giants Stadium 1976 to 2009; Met Life Stadium, 2010-present.
Nicknames: Maramen, Mara University, Big Blue
The Football Giants left The Yale Bowl following the 1974 season. Shea Stadium in Flushing, Queens became their new home field for 1975.
1970 coach: Alex Webster 11/1 W 22-10 at New York Jets 63,903 1975 (5-9-0 4th Eastern Division, 7th-tie N.F.L. National Conference) coach: Bill Arnsparger • Training camp: Pace College, Pleasantville, N.Y. 8/10 W 28-14 at New England Patriots, Schaefer Stadium, Foxboro, Mass. (night) 40,726 (prseason game) 8/16 W 17-7 at San Diego Chargers, San Diego Stadium (night) 28,305 (prseason game) 8/24 W 21-20 New York Jets, at the Yale Bowl 33,779 (prseason game) 8/30 W 24-7 Pittsburgh Steelers, at Palmer Stadium, Princeton, N.J. 38,185 (prseason game) 9/7 L 20-24 Cleveland Browns, Husky Stadium, Seattle, Wash. 20,000 (prseason game) 9/13 L 13-31 at Miami Dolphins, the Orange Bowl (night) 49,398 (prseason game) 9/21 W 23-14 at Philadelphia Eagles, Veterans Stadium 60,798 9/28 L 13-49 at Washington Redskins, Robert F. Kennedy Stadium 54,953 10/5 L 14-26 at St. Louis Cardinals, Busch Memorial Stadium 44,919 10/12 L 7-13 Dallas Cowboys Shea 56,511 10/20 W 17-14 at Buffalo Bills, Rich Stadium (night) 79,518 [George Hunt 37-yd. FG to win with 6 seconds to go] 10/25 L 13-20 St. Louis Cardinals Shea 49,598 11/1 W 35-24 San Diiego Chargers Shea 52,032 11/9 L 13-21 Washington Redskins Shea 57,242 11/16 L 10-13 Philadelphia Eagles Shea 53,434 11/23 L 14-40 Green Bay Packers, at County Stadium, Milwaukee, Wisc. 50,150 11/30 L 3-14 at Dallas Cowboys, Texas Stadium, Irving, Tex. 53,329 12/7 L 0-21 Baltimore Colts Shea 49,893 (10,434 no-shows) 12/14 W 28-14 New Orleans Saints Shea 40,150 (20,031 no-shows) 12/21 W 26-23 at San Francisco 49ers, Candlestick Park 34,354
The Football Giants moved into the new Giants Stadium, in East Rutherford, the Meadowlands, N.J. for the 1976 season.
• Also see the New York Giants games 1925 to 1955 when The Polo Grounds was their home field.
• Also see the New York Giants games at Yankee Stadium, home field 1956 to 1973.
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