1964 New York Giants season
The 1964 New York Giants season was the franchise's 40th season in the National Football League out of the 45 years the league has been around. The Giants had played 14 games resulting in 2 wins, 10 losses, and 2 tied games. This resulting in a record of 2-10-2 being the worst record in the league of that year. As a result, the Giants have plummeted this season to being the worst team after being Eastern Conference Champions just the year prior. This would be the team's first losing season since  1953. Offseason. Offseason Trades and Signings. The New York Giants decided to trade their star defensive player, Sam Huff, a middle linebacker, to the Washington Redskins. They gottow young players, being defensive end Andy Stynchula, and halfback Dick James in return. This trade had easily become one of the most contrerversial and shocking trades in Giants history. The two young players had brought youth but made little impact to the team. NFL Draft. The New York Giants have selected 20 draft picks in 20 rounds, with only 12 of them playing at all during their careers. All 12 players would  be considered rookies their first year playing. One of the rookies, Lou Slaby, inherited the Middle Linebacker position that was left by Sam Huff only starting for 1 of his few years in the league. Regular season. Schedule. Note: Intra-conference opponents are in bold text.