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[New York Jets]

Jets vs. Giants: Game Time, TV, Announcers, Online Streaming, and More

The Jets and the Giants face off in their annual preseason game tonight at MetLife Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 pm Eastern.

Unlike in years past when only the home team broadcast the game, the Jets and the Giants will both have their own broadcasts.

The Jets’ broadcast will be on WCBS 2. Ian Eagle and Mark Sanchez will be on the call.

The Giants’ broadcast will be on WNBC 4. Bob Papa, Carl Banks, and Phil Simms will be on the call.

The Giants have a wider preseason television network than the Jets. While the Jets’ broadcast is only on WCBS 2, the Giants’ broadcast is also available on WNYT 13 in Albany, WSTM 3 in Syracuse, WPNY 11 in Utica, WBPN 40.2 in Binghamton, WWTI 50 in Watertown, WCCT 20 in Hartford, and WVNY 22 in Burlington, Vermont.

If you don’t live in any of these areas, NFL Network is carrying the game live.

There are also streaming options.

Out of market fans can stream the game live on NFL+, the league’s official streaming service.

Fans in the local area can stream the game live on newyorkjets.com. Fans who want to watch in Great Britain and Ireland can as well. If you prefer the Giants broadcast, local fans can stream that on the Giants app or giants.com.

Additionally, the Giants have a broadcast of the game in Spanish on WNY 47 (Telemundo). Miguel Gurqitz and Rolando Cantú will be on the call.

Source: https://www.ganggreennation.com/new...-time-tv-announcers-online-streaming-and-more

 

[New York Jets]

Final Score: Giants 31, Jets 12

In the New York Jets’ second game of the 2025 preseason, on a warm and humid evening in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Jets lost to the New York Giants, 31-12.

The first half saw the Jets fall behind 7 – 0 early as Beaux Collins caught an 80 yard bomb from Russell Wilson to set up a short touchdown run. Andre Cisco made a horrible play, moving forward when he was the last line of defense and allowing Beaux Collins to blow by him.

The Jets eventually embarked on two long drives which bogged down deep in Giants territory, resulting in a couple of short Nick Folk field goals and a 7 – 6 halftime deficit for the Jets.

The Jets opened the third quarter on defense. With many deep depth players on the field for both teams, Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart led an impressive drive, carving up the Jets defense on the way to a touchdown and a 14 -6 Giants lead.

After a Jets drive went nowhere, Jaxson Dart and the Giants offense picked up where they left off, with Dart carving up the Jets defense on the way to another touchdown and a 21 -6 Giants lead.

In the final seconds of the third quarter the Giants finished off yet another long drive with a short field goal to take a 24 – 6 lead heading into the fourth quarter. The rest of the game was extended garbage time.

Midway through the fourth quarter Brady Cook led the Jets on a drive that culminated in a spectacular grab in the end zone for a touchdown by Quentin Skinner. A missed two-point attempt made the score Giants 24, Jets 12.

The Giants came right back and embarked on a long drive behind quarterback Jameison Winston. Winston eventually punched the ball in on a short touchdown run as the Giants offense continued to dominate the Jets defense. That made the score 31 – 12 in favor of the Giants with less than six minutes to play.

Neither team scored again as the game came to a merciful end. The blowout loss brought the Jets’ preseason record to 1-1. Now the Jets move on to a matchup against the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles next Friday. That game will conclude the Jets’ 2025 preseason schedule. Shortly thereafter final cuts will begin.

Source: https://www.ganggreennation.com/new-york-jets-scores-results/85812/final-score-giants-31-jets-12

 

[New York Jets]

Three winners and three losers from the Jets’ preseason loss to the Giants

The Jets had an ugly night in the preseason against the Giants Saturday night, but some players helped their cause. Let’s talk Jets winners and losers from the game.

As a note, this is speaking specifically about players who helped or hurt their roster chances, not a definitive list of each player who was good or bad.

Winner: Kene Nwangwu

I didn’t like Nwangwu’s chances of making the roster heading into the preseason. He seemed like one contender in a crowd trying out to be the primary return guy. Well, I think I might have underestimated Nwangwu. For starters, he might be the best return guy on the team as he displayed with a 38 yard runback of a kickoff. He also ran hard out of the backfield, netting 31 yards on 6 carries. Perhaps just as important, I noticed an excellent blitz pickup.

Loser: Donovan Edwards

Twenty-four hours ago I would have told you that I thought Edwards’ roster chances were good. Now I’m not so sure. The scenario where I saw him losing out was Nwangwu making a statement as a return guy. Not only did that happen, but Nwangwu had those good reps at running back. That’s the type of thing that could make Edwards the odd man out. This isn’t so much about Edwards’ performance. Even though the numbers weren’t great, they were skewed by a couple of short yardage carries and a handoff or two where the offensive line gave him no chance. Rather this is about Nwangwu potentially making him the odd man out in a numbers game.

Winner: Jarrick Bernard-Converse

As a third year player drafted by a different regime who has yet to stand out, Bernard-Converse is endangered. It isn’t clear he’s got good odds to make the team, but he stated his case against the Giants providing solid coverage and making a one on one tackle on the goal line to prevent a touchdown.

Loser: Qwan’tez Stiggers

Last week Stiggers was one of my winners for his strong special teams play. I still would guess that special teams will carry the day, and Stiggers will earn a roster spot based on that. Still, he could have ended the discussion by playing cornerback effectively. Despite an interception on the stat sheet (which was more or less gift wrapped), Stiggers struggled in coverage.

Winner: Dean Clark

Clark was one of the best players on the field for the Jets. He led the team with 6 tackles, had a sack, broke up two passes, and picked one off. You can’t do much more at safety.

Loser: Malachi Corley

It’s partially the lack of any impact plays that lands Corley on the list. It’s also the real estate he’s occupying. Typically a good way to view a player’s value is to look at when he is on the field in a preseason game. The earlier you are on the field, the more the coaching staff values you. It seems ominous for Corley that he was getting fourth quarter snaps.

Source: https://www.ganggreennation.com/new...rs-from-the-jets-preseason-loss-to-the-giants