As per Mike Garafolo.

Sept. 12 CAROLINA 1:00 PM (FOX)

Sept. 19 at Indianapolis 8:20 PM (NBC)

Sept. 26 TENNESSEE 1:00 PM (CBS)

Oct. 3 CHICAGO 8:20 PM (NBC)

Oct. 10 at Houston 1:00 PM (FOX)

Oct. 17 DETROIT 1:00 PM (FOX)

Oct. 25 (Mon.) at Dallas 8:30 PM (ESPN)

Oct. 31 BYE

Nov. 7 at Seattle 4:05 PM (FOX)

Nov. 14 DALLAS 4:15PM (FOX)

Nov. 21 at Philadelphia 8:20PM* (NBC)

Nov. 28 JACKSONVILLE 1:00PM* (CBS)

Dec. 5 WASHINGTON 1:00PM* (FOX)

Dec. 12 at Minnesota 1:00 PM* (FOX)

Dec. 19 PHILADELPHIA 1:00 PM* (FOX)

Dec. 26 at Green Bay 4:15 PM* (FOX)

Jan. 2 at Washington 1:00PM* (FOX)

http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2010/04/giants_2010_regular_season_sch.html

Looks like an easy schedule minus our division opponents and Indy.
Really looking forward to the Indy game in week two. It's too bad that isn't our stadium opener game.

I was hoping Dallas would be our opener since we were theirs. After the draft I'm sure we'll start predicting the W's and L's.

I would have thought that opening against the Colts would have been the best way to go

There are a few things I do like about the schedule

1. It is the third toughest schedule, the Giants are going to have to work hard, which brings out the best in the team.

2. We open against Carolina, so we get the chance for payback against the last team we played in the old stadium.

3. the bye is well situated

4. the season will build to towards the end of the schedule where we play most of our divisional games.

5. we get the chance to get fewell's scheme well established before we play our divisional games.

6. We will also be able to get a good idea of what the Redskins, Eagles and Cowboys do before we play them.

Big_Pete wrote:I would have thought that opening against the Colts would have been the best way to go

There are a few things I do like about the schedule

1. It is the third toughest schedule, the Giants are going to have to work hard, which brings out the best in the team.

2. We open against Carolina, so we get the chance for payback against the last team we played in the old stadium.

3. the bye is well situated

4. the season will build to towards the end of the schedule where we play most of our divisional games.

5. we get the chance to get fewell's scheme well established before we play our divisional games.

6. We will also be able to get a good idea of what the Redskins, Eagles and Cowboys do before we play them.

you make some good points there Pete.
Especially about getting a glimpse at some of our division opponents before we have to play them. It should be useful to a certain degree.

I think the best bit is twofold,

we get Fewells system well established, battle tested and a chance to Iron out any wrinkles before we meet our divisional rivals; plus we get to see the kind of things they bring to the table. In my mind that is Win-Win, particularly for our defense

also the team will be building towards the backend of the season which is great for momentum into the playoffs.

It isn't an easy schedule, but frankly I much prefer a tougher schedule; I think the team responds much better.


The one thing I really like is that there seems plenty of fire in the players at the moment, that will build as we get closer to the season. I think this will be a finely honed team come opening day