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The New York Giants face a tall task when the travel to face the Tennessee Titans this Sunday (4:25 p.m. ET/FOX) in the 2022 NFL season-opening games for both teams.
The Titans are 23-10 during the last two seasons, and went 9-7 in four consecutive years from 2016-2019. The Giants have gone 22-59 (.272 winning percentage) since 2017, tied with the New York Jets.
The Giants went 4-13 last season, firing head coach Joe Judge and allowing GM Dave Gettleman to retire. The Titans went 12-5, won the AFC South title and lost in the divisional round of the playoffs to the eventual AFC Champion Cincinnati Bengals.
The Giants have not won a season-opening game since 2016 when they defeated the Dallas Cowboys, 20-19, en route to an 11-5 record and their only playoff berth since winning the 2011 Super Bowl.
In Judge’s two seasons, the Giants started 0-5 in 2020 and 0-3 last season.
Stay with Big Blue View all week as we get you ready for the first game of the Brian Daboll-Joe Schoen era.