Commanders vs Giants Tickets

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Commanders vs Giants Matchup and Head to Head

The Washington Commanders and New York Giants have one of the NFL's oldest rivalries, beginning in 1932 when Washington (then the Boston Braves) entered the league. The Giants hold a significant advantage in the all-time series, the most wins one franchise has over another in NFL history.

Rivalry History:

The rivalry has included two postseason meetings: Washington defeated the Giants 28–0 in the 1943 NFL Eastern Division playoff at the Polo Grounds, whilst the Giants won 17–0 in the 1986 NFC Championship Game at Giants Stadium, advancing to Super Bowl XXI. On November 27, 1966, Washington beat the Giants 72–41 at D.C. Stadium in the highest-scoring game in NFL history, with 113 total points. The Giants became only the second team in league history to record 100 wins over a single opponent when they earned their 100th victory over Washington on December 31, 2017, winning 18–10 at MetLife Stadium.

Legendary Players:

• Washington Commanders: Joe Theismann (precise quarterback), Art Monk (record-setting receiver), Darrell Green (shutdown cornerback), Charley Taylor (versatile running back)

• New York Giants: Lawrence Taylor (dominant pass rusher), Phil Simms (clutch performer), Michael Strahan (sack specialist), Frank Gifford (versatile back)

Washington's franchise history traces to its 1932 founding in Boston, relocating to Washington, D.C., in 1937 and adopting the Commanders name in 2022. The Giants, founded in 1925, now host Washington Commanders games at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, which opened in 2010.

Stadium Experience and Ticket Information

Northwest Stadium brings a lively vibe to division clashes, especially when NFC East tension builds. The open-air setup amplifies crowd noise during these matchups, creating an intense backdrop for rivalry battles. Fans appreciate the range of seating, from midfield premium spots to end-zone value areas with solid sightlines. Plan ahead by checking interactive maps for seats that match your budget and view preferences. Proximity to Washington, D.C., means easy access via public transport or nearby parking.

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