The Jets are currently 1-7, the Giants 2-7 — a 3-14 combined record and .176 winning percentage. The only more failure-filled matchup happened in 1996, when both teams were 0-3.

In 1995 and 1996 the Giants won five and six games: pretty bad. But it was the Jets who made the period especially ignoble, winning three and (ugh) one game in the two years of Rich Kotite’s ...

The 1996 season was another rough one, as the Giants went 6-10 and the Jets bottomed out at 1-15 (combined .219). We could go on and on, but you get the point. This isn't a new phenomenon.

At least the Jets didn’t lose last Sunday, in this stretch where they’ve managed to win just one game in the past two months. No, they sat out Week 12 and watched as we all did as the Giants ...

If you haven’t been following the 3-8 Giants and the 2-9 Jets closely this season, you might be excused for missing the teams’ combined bid for New York football history.

The New York Giants and New York Jets, who face each other in the second preseason game this summer, will hold two joint practices leading up to the game. The joint practices will be split, with one ...

The Jets and Giants will meet for the 15th time this Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium. All-time, the Giants hold the head-to-head record at 8-6, but the Jets have won the past two meetings with ...

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8. Spoiler alert. The Jets spoiled the Giants’ playoff chances on Dec. 18, 1988, when Ken O’Brien hit Al Toon for a 5-yard touchdown with 37 seconds left to give them a 27-21 victory.

The 1996 season was another rough one, as the Giants went 6-10 and the Jets bottomed out at 1-15 (combined .219). We could go on and on, but you get the point. This isn't a new phenomenon.