The 2024 season marked the New York Giants' 100th in the NFL, commemorated with a special patch, but it quickly turned into a franchise-worst disaster under head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen. Failing to improve on their 6–11 record from 2023, they finished with a franchise-record 14 losses and a .176 winning percentage—their worst since 1974. The campaign was derailed by poor quarterback play, leading to the benching and eventual release of starter Daniel Jones, alongside critical injuries to key players like left tackle Andrew Thomas. They made unwanted history with their first 10-game losing streak, were swept by all division rivals for the first time ever, and were eliminated from playoff contention after a Thanksgiving Day loss to the Dallas Cowboys. A lone bright spot was a Week 17 home win over the Indianapolis Colts, which prevented a winless home season and knocked the Colts out of the playoff race. This was also their first season without star running back Saquon Barkley, who signed with the Philadelphia Eagles, capping off a year that saw the Giants post their worst record in half a century.