The Giants record against the Arizona Cardinals is one of the more lopsided rivalries in the NFL, and it adds a little extra weight to their Week 4 meeting on Sunday, October 4th at 1:00 p.m. ET at MetLife Stadium.
New York leads the all-time regular season series 81-46-2 over 129 meetings, a history that stretches back through multiple eras of the franchises. The most recent chapter came in Week 2 of the 2023 season, when the Giants beat the Cardinals 31-28 at State Farm Stadium.
A rare chance for back-to-back wins
What makes this matchup stand out is the chance for the Giants to win consecutive games against Arizona for the first time since 2005 and 2008. That is a long gap for a series that has been played so often, which helps explain why this game carries more historical significance than a typical early-season meeting.
The Giants and Cardinals have produced enough close games to keep the series from feeling one-sided in any individual season, but the overall record clearly favors New York. The Giants have also won notable matchups in the series over the years, including a 31-28 victory on Nov. 4, 1962 at New York's Yankee Stadium and a 10-10 tie on Nov. 15, 1964.
When and where to watch
The Week 4 game will be played on Sunday, October 4th at 1:00 p.m. ET at MetLife Stadium. For fans looking for local radio coverage, the game is set to air on 1280AM.
For the Giants, the setting is simple: defend home field, build on the latest win over Arizona, and try to add another chapter to a series they have controlled for decades. For the Cardinals, it is a chance to push back against a record that has long tilted toward New York.
