1927
NFL championship · 1927 season
The first one.
Before the NFL had a championship game, New York earned its first title. The defense allowed only 20 points across 13 games.
Read the official history ↗League championsAwarded by league standings
Eight titles.
Every one counts.
Four before the Super Bowl. Four on its biggest stage. This history started long before most of us found our seat.
Years identify the championship season. Super Bowls were played in the following calendar year. Scores list the Giants first.
1934
NFL Championship Game · December 9, 1934
The Sneakers Game.
A frozen Polo Grounds field. A change of footwear. A championship comeback against Chicago.
Read the official history ↗30–13Chicago Bears
1938
NFL Championship Game · December 11, 1938
Another title at the Polo Grounds.
Mel Hein’s MVP season ended with the Giants’ third NFL championship.
Read the official history ↗23–17Green Bay Packers
1956
NFL Championship Game · December 30, 1956
New York’s defense, on the biggest stage.
The Giants overwhelmed Chicago at Yankee Stadium to win their fourth NFL title.
Read the official history ↗47–7Chicago Bears
1986
Super Bowl XXI · January 25, 1987
The first Lombardi.
Phil Simms completed 22 of 25 passes and won MVP honors. The wait for a Super Bowl championship was over.
Read the official history ↗Watch this era ↗39–20Denver Broncos
1990
Super Bowl XXV · January 27, 1991
One point. A lifetime.
Ottis Anderson earned MVP honors as the Giants captured their second Super Bowl.
Read the official history ↗Watch this era ↗20–19Buffalo Bills
2007
Super Bowl XLII · February 3, 2008
The perfect ending was ours.
The Giants beat previously unbeaten New England. Eli Manning earned the first of his two Super Bowl MVP awards.
Read the official history ↗Watch this era ↗17–14New England Patriots
2011
Super Bowl XLVI · February 5, 2012
And then we did it again.
Another Giants-Patriots championship game. Another Giants win. Another MVP for Eli.
Read the official history ↗Watch this era ↗21–17New England Patriots
Which one lives in your house?
A radio. A living room. A seat at the stadium. Tell us where the championship found you.