After a pair of wayward seasons, former New York Giants great Tiki Barber believes the team is en route to forming an “Old School Giants” identity.

Moreover, the throwbacks should encourage the Giants' new leaders to follow an old-school blueprint that helped the franchise dominate foes in the NFC.

Subscribe to the Heavy on Giants newsletter here! For the helmet, the Giants departed from the “NY” logo they’ve used since the 2000 season and brought back the old-school “GIANTS” logo.

Former New York Giants RB Tiki Barber says he can see GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll's vision ahead of the 2025 NFL season.

It’s probably the old-school “NY” logo on the shell of the helmet, but whatever it is, something about the uniform reflects the hard-working, no-nonsense mentality that has become ...

This was the way the throwback Giants used to do it, season on the line and the opposing quarterback under siege and eaten alive.

If the Giants can find the right packages for each back in their arsenal, then it wouldn’t be surprising to see New York have the best backfield in the NFL.

Giants fans, who walk into MetLife Stadium this season, will see a large, brand-new addition at midfield featuring the iconic, lower-case “ny” logo.

Joe Judge has every intention of bringing old-fashioned blue-collar football back to the struggling New York Giants.

New York Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke might see some time next to rookie Darius Muasau after injuries hit the defense. What did he have to say about the rookie?