Not all Giants fans were gutted by arguably the franchise’s most embarrassing loss during an eight-year dry spell.

The New York Giants will go into their bye week after suffering a deflating defeat on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers in Munich, Germany. The Giants fell 20-17 in overtime to the team commonly held to be the worst team in the NFL.

As the Giants and Panthers prepare to play in Germany on Sunday, both teams seem too far out of playoff contention for the game to mean much. However, there is one area where the game can mean something significant: The NFL Draft order.

The NFL is looking to hold eight international games next season including a possible first foray into Ireland, commissioner Roger Goodell said on Sunday, as the league's push to expand its footprint outside the U.

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says Ireland could host a regular-season game as soon as 2025. Last month, Goodell told BBC Sport NI he had "no doubt" Dublin would stage a game in the future. Speaking before the game between New York Giants and Carolina Panthers in Munich,

A month ago, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Dublin would definitely host a game in the future, and before the game between the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers in Munich, Germany, Goodell said the NFL may stage at least eight games overseas next year,