| New York Giants vs. Washington Redskins/Football Team/Commanders Season-by-Season Results[1] |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Redskins | Overall series | Notes |
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| 1960 | Giants 1–0–1 | Tie
24–24 | Giants
17–3 | Giants
37–19–3 | | | 1961 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
53–0 | Giants
24–21 | Giants
39–19–3 | Redskins openD.C. Stadium (now known as Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium).
In New York, Giants record their largest victory over the Redskins with a 53–point differential and score their most points in a game against the Redskins.
Giants lose1961 NFL Championship. | | 1962 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
49–34 | Giants
42–24 | Giants
41–19–3 | In New York, Giants accumulated 602 yards, setting a franchise record for most yards in a game (broken in2012).
Giants lose1962 NFL Championship. | | 1963 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
44–14 | Giants
24–14 | Giants
43–19–3 | Giants lose1963 NFL Championship. | | 1964 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
13–10 | Redskins
36–21 | Giants
44–20–3 | Giants win eight straight meetings (1960–1964). | | 1965 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
23–7 | Giants
27–10 | Giants
45–21–3 | | | 1966 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
13–10 | Redskins
72–41 | Giants
46–22–3 | In Washington, Redskins set an NFL record for most points scored by one team and the game's final score is thehighest-scoring game in NFL history (113 points).
Giants win was their only win in their1966 season. | | 1967 | Redskins 1–0 | no game | Redskins
38–34 | Giants
46–23–3 | NFL expansion results in a split of each conference into two divisions. The Redskins are placed in theCapitol Division, while the Giants andNew Orleans Saints alternate between the Capitol andCentury Divisions each year. This resulted in only a single meeting between the Giants and Redskins in 1967 and 1969. | | 1968 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
48–21 | Giants
13–10 | Giants
48–23–3 | | | 1969 | Redskins 1–0 | no game | Redskins
20–14 | Giants
48–24–3 | |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Redskins | Overall series | Notes |
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| 1970 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
35–33 | Giants
27–24 | Giants
50–24–3 | As a result of theAFL–NFL merger, the Giants and Redskins are placed in theNational Football Conference (NFC) and theNFC East, once again becoming divisional rivals.
In New York, Giants overcame a 33–14 fourth quarter deficit. | | 1971 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
30–3 | Redskins
23–7 | Giants
50–26–3 | Redskins' first season series sweep against the Giants since the1953 season. | | 1972 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
23–16 | Redskins
27–13 | Giants
50–28–3 | Redskins loseSuper Bowl VII. | | 1973 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
21–3 | Redskins
27–24 | Giants
50–30–3 | Due to renovations at Yankee Stadium, Giants temporarily play atYale Bowl inNew Haven, Connecticut.
In Washington, Redskins overcame a 21–3 deficit. | | 1974 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
13–10 | Redskins
24–3 | Giants
50–32–3 | Giants home was played at Yale Bowl. | | 1975 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
21–13 | Redskins
49–13 | Giants
50–34–3 | Giants home game was played atShea Stadium inNew York.
In Washington, Redskins record their largest victory over the Giants with a 36–point differential. | | 1976 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
12–9 | Redskins
19–17 | Giants
51–35–3 | Giants openGiants Stadium inEast Rutherford, New Jersey.
Redskins win 11 straight meetings (1971–1976).
Giants get their first win of theseason after starting 0–9. | | 1977 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
20–17 | Giants
17–6 | Giants
53–35–3 | | | 1978 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
17–6 | Redskins
16–13(OT) | Giants
54–36–3 | | | 1979 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
14–6 | Redskins
27–0 | Giants
55–37–3 | |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Redskins | Overall series | Notes |
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| 1980 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
23–21 | Redskins
16–13 | Giants
55–39–3 | | | 1981 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
30–27(OT) | Giants
17–7 | Giants
56–40–3 | | | 1982 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
27–17 | Redskins
15–14 | Giants
56–42–3 | Both games played despiteplayers strike reducing the season to 9 games.
Game in New York marked the 100th meeting.
Redskins winSuper Bowl XVII. | | 1983 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
33–17 | Redskins
31-22 | Giants
56–44–3 | Redskins loseSuper Bowl XVIII. | | 1984 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
37–13 | Redskins
30–14 | Giants
57–45–3 | | | 1985 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
17–3 | Redskins
23–21 | Giants
58–46–3 | In Washington, a sack by Giants LBLawrence Taylor fractured Redskins QBJoe Theismann's right leg and effectively ended his NFL career.
Both teams finished with 10–6 records, but the Giants clinched a playoff berth based on a better conference record, thereby eliminating the Redskins from playoff contention. | | 1986 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
27–20 | Giants
24–14 | Giants
60–46–3 | Giants winSuper Bowl XXI. | | 1986 Playoffs | Giants 1–0 | Giants
17–0 | | Giants
61–46–3 | Second postseason meeting. NFC Championship Game.
Giants go on to winSuper Bowl XXI. | | 1987 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
38–12 | Redskins
23–19 | Giants
61–48–3 | In Washington, Redskins overcame a 19–3 second half deficit.
Redskins winSuper Bowl XXII. | | 1988 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
27–20 | Giants
24–23 | Giants
63–48–3 | | | 1989 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
20–17 | Giants
27–24 | Giants
65–48–3 | |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Redskins | Overall series | Notes |
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| 1990 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
21–10 | Giants
24–20 | Giants
67–48–3 | Giants winSuper Bowl XXV. | | 1991 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
17–13 | Redskins
34–17 | Giants
67–50–3 | Redskins winSuper Bowl XXVI. | | 1992 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
28–10 | Giants
24–7 | Giants
68–51–3 | | | 1993 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
20–6 | Giants
41–7 | Giants
70–51–3 | | | 1994 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
31–23 | Giants
21–19 | Giants
72–51–3 | | | 1995 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
20–13 | Giants
24–15 | Giants
74–51–3 | | | 1996 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
31–10 | Redskins
31–21 | Giants
74–53–3 | | | 1997 | Giants 1–0–1 | Giants
30–10 | Tie
7–7(OT) | Giants
75–53–4 | Redskins open Jack Kent Cooke Stadium (now known asNorthwest Stadium).
First tie game in the series since the1974 introduction of overtime.
Giants clinch the NFC East with their win. | | 1998 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
31–24 | Redskins
21–14 | Giants
76–54–4 | | | 1999 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
50–21 | Redskins
23–13 | Giants
76–56–4 | |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Redskins | Overall series | Notes |
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| 2000 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
16–6 | Giants
9–7 | Giants
77–57–4 | Giants loseSuper Bowl XXXV. | | 2001 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
23–9 | Redskins
35–21 | Giants
78–58–4 | | | 2002 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
19–17 | Giants
27–21 | Giants
80–58–4 | | | 2003 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
20–7 | Giants
24–21(OT) | Giants
81–59–4 | | | 2004 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
20–14 | Redskins
31–7 | Giants
82–60–4 | Giantsdraft QBEli Manning. | | 2005 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
36–0 | Redskins
35–20 | Giants
83–61–4 | | | 2006 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
19–3 | Giants
34–28 | Giants
85–61–4 | | | 2007 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
22–10 | Giants
24–17 | Giants
86–62–4 | Giants winSuper Bowl XLII. | | 2008 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
16–7 | Giants
23–7 | Giants
88–62–4 | Game in New York was theNFL Kickoff Game. | | 2009 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
23–17 | Giants
45–12 | Giants
90–62–4 | |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Redskins | Overall series | Notes |
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| 2010 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
31–7 | Giants
17–14 | Giants
92–62–4 | Giants open New Meadowlands Stadium (now known asMetLife Stadium). | | 2011 | Redskins 2–0 | Redskins
23–10 | Redskins
28–14 | Giants
92–64–4 | Redskins sweep the season series against the Giants for the first time since the1999 season.
Giants winSuper Bowl XLVI. | | 2012 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
27–23 | Redskins
17–16 | Giants
93–65–4 | | | 2013 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
20–6 | Giants
24–17 | Giants
95–65–4 | | | 2014 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
24–13 | Giants
45–14 | Giants
97–65–4 | | | 2015 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
32–21 | Redskins
20–14 | Giants
98–66–4 | | | 2016 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
29–27 | Giants
19–10 | Giants
99–67–4 | Giants eliminate the Redskins from playoff contention with their win. | | 2017 | Tie 1–1 | Giants
18–10 | Redskins
20–10 | Giants
100–68–4 | Game in Washington was played onThanksgiving.
Giants record their 100th win over the Redskins, becoming only the second team in NFL history to record 100 wins over a single opponent (joining theGreen Bay Packers, who defeated theDetroit Lions 100 times). | | 2018 | Tie 1–1 | Redskins
20–13 | Giants
40–16 | Giants
101–69–4 | | | 2019 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
24–3 | Giants
41–35(OT) | Giants
103–69–4 | Final season for Giants' QBEli Manning. |
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| Season | Season series | atNew York Giants | atWashington Football Team/Commanders | Overall series | Notes |
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| 2020 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
20–19 | Giants
23–20 | Giants
105–69–4 | Afterdecades of controversy, Washington retired the "Redskins" name and temporarily adopted the title "Washington Football Team". | | 2021 | Washington 2–0 | Washington
22–7 | Washington
30–29 | Giants
105–71–4 | In Washington, Washington's KDustin Hopkins missed the game-winning field goal, but a Giants offside gave him another chance, which he successfully made.
Washington's first season series sweep against the Giants since the2011 season. | | 2022 | Giants 1–0–1 | Tie
20–20(OT) | Giants
20–12 | Giants
106–71–5 | Washington Football Team adopts the "Commanders" name.
First tie result since the1997 season. | | 2023 | Giants 2–0 | Giants
14–7 | Giants
31–19 | Giants
108–71–5 | | | 2024 | Commanders 2–0 | Commanders
27–22 | Commanders
21–18 | Giants
108–73–5 | | | 2025 | Commanders 1–0 | December 14 | Commanders
21–6 | Giants
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