New York Giants Suites

Offense: The New York Giants were a bit of a disappointment in 2016 as they finished at .500 and missed the playoffs even though a playoff berth was in reach.  After the season the Giants made many changes but the most drastic change was firing their head coach of 12 years, Tom Coughlin.  The new head coach is Coughlin's former offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo who the Giants believe will be a strong replacement.  McAdoo has one of the best quarterbacks in the league to work with in Super Bowl winner Eli Manning.  Eli Manning once again had a great year despite subpar protection from his offensive line.  Manning threw for 4436 yards and 35 touchdowns to only 14 interceptions.  Helping Manning out was All Pro Wide Receiver Odell Beckham Jr who has turned into the most premiere wide receiver in the NFL.  OBJ as he is affectionately called brought many spectacular plays as well as consistent production.  The LSU product finished with 96 receptions, 1450 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns in his best year yet.  Running backs Rashad Jennings and Shane Vereen give the giants an excellent one two punch with Jennings specializing in the power game while Vereen provides the versatility and speed.  Jennings had a productive year producing 4.4 yards per carry and the former Patriot Vereen had 59 receptions on the year. 

Defense: The Giants executed a huge overhaul on a defense that finished last in the NFL in points per game in 2015.  The Giants signed the best pass rusher on the market in former Miami Dolphin Olivier Vernon, added young star Janoris Jenkins from the Rams and then drafted Ohio State stud Eli Apple.  Vernon has shown potential in the past couple seasons and last year he finished third in the league with 36 quarterback knockdowns behind only JJ Watt and Aaron Donald.  Janoris Jenkins was signed to be a ballhawk opposite of proven cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.  Jenkins had an excellent 2015 with the Rams as he finished with 3 interceptions, 64 tackles and 15 passes defended.  Eli Apple will likely get on the field wherever the Giants can get him with nickelback being his most probable role.  Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul struggled last season after losing two fingers to a fireworks accident on the Fourth of July but the Giants are confident he can come back and be his usual self in 2016.

Schedule: In the Giants’ upcoming season, they will face a tough home schedule. Visiting MetLife Stadium next season will be the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinatti Bengals, Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions. 2016 will be the seventh season that the Giants have played their home games in MetLife Stadium.

Suites and Special Events: Watch the New York Giants take the field at MetLife Stadium from a private luxury suite. A New York Giants suite will include the finest amenities such as VIP parking, premium in-suite catering options, private VIP entrance into MetLife Stadium, HD-TVs and a dedicated suite attendant. MetLife Stadium luxury boxes are completely private to your group and provide the perfect setting whether you are hosting a corporate event or attending the game with friends and family. MetLife Stadium has three different suite levels: President’s Circle suites, Hertz 5-Star suites and Hertz Gold Plus suites.  Metlife stadium will be hosting many special events this year including the COPA America Soccer Tournament Quarterfinals and Finals, Coldplay, Guns N Roses, the FC Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid soccer game, Kenny Chesney and Miranda Lambert, Bruce Springsteen, Beyonce's 2016 Formation Tour and the Syracuse vs Notre Dame College Football Game.

The New York Giants finished third in the NFC East with a 7-9 record. The Giants will put 2013 behind them and focus on the new season. At MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, the Giants will be playing the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers, Atlanta Falcons, Houston Texans and the Indianapolis Colts. New York Giants Executive Suites include the finest amenities such as VIP parking, in-suite catering (optional), private VIP entrance, HD-TVs and a dedicated suite attendant. MetLife Stadium luxury boxes are completely private to your group and provide the perfect setting whether you are hosting a corporate event or attending the game with friends and family.