NFL referee Bill Vinovich has worked one other Giants game this season that Giants fans would just as soon like to forget.

Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman, New York Giants' head coach opening have links by NFL insider originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The New York Giants will need a new head coach at the end of the season, assuming they don't stick with interim Mike Kafka after firing Brian Daboll.

New York Giants rookie LB Abdul Carter says he's focused on being "a better teammate" after two benchings and several fines.

This year, thanks in part to mostly good health and the return of left tackle Andrew Thomas, the Giants' five starters–Thomas, left guard Jon Runyan, center John Michael Schmitz, right guard Greg Van Roten, and right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor–have allowed just 115 quarterback pressures, which includes 14 sacks on 486 pass blocking opportunities.

The Giants have a list of head coaching candidates, and one is apparently Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman.

The New York Giants' interest in Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman became clearer as its coaching candidates' shortlist emerged as the Fighting Irish skip this year's bowl game apperance

Will we see Marcus Freeman in the NFL next season? At this point, we can't dismiss that possibility. Freeman has been outstanding at Notre Dame, owning a 43-12 record and taking the program to the national title game during the 2024 season.

The Washington Commanders visit the New York Giants in Week 15 in a meeting of historic proportions -- and not good ones. Washington enters on an eight-game losing streak, while New York has lost seven straight.

The New York Giants should have been so much better in 2025, and who knows? Maybe if they could redo these three clear regrets, they might have been.