The Giants have a year-long celebration planned to commemorate the team's 100th anniversary, which was announced with the unveiling of the logo commemorating the team's centennial anniversary.

All the way back in 1925, the New York Giants played their first season in the NFL. Led by coach Bob Falwell, the Giants finished 8-4, the fourth-best record in the league.

Giants fans, who walk into MetLife Stadium this season, will see a large, brand-new addition at midfield featuring the iconic, lower-case “ny” logo.

The Giants have turned 100. The organization began the celebration Monday with the unveiling of their 100th season logo. “The entire Mara family is proud to commemorate the 100th season of New ...

The New York Giants picked edge rusher Abdul Carter and quarterback Jaxson Dart in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

It has been quite a ride and in 2024, the Giants commemorate a special anniversary. On Monday, they unveiled the plans for their 100th season celebration.

— New York Giants (@Giants) July 13, 2023 The logo, which spans from one 43-yard line to the other, replaces the NFL shield that had occupied the prime real estate space for years.