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==History and League Success==

==History and League Success==

The franchise was founded in New York City in 1925, and of the five teams joining the league that year they are the only one still in business.  In order to distinguish themselves from the [[San Francisco Giants|similarly named baseball team]] the team adopted the legal corporate name "New York Football Giants Inc."; fans and sportscasters have taken to calling the team the "New York Football Giants" even though the baseball team left New York for San Francisco in 1957.

The franchise was founded in New York City in 1925, and of the five teams joining the league that year they are the only one still in business.  In order to distinguish themselves from the then [[San Francisco Giants|similarly named baseball team]] the team adopted the legal corporate name "New York Football Giants Inc."; fans and sportscasters have taken to calling the team the "New York Football Giants" even though the baseball team left New York for San Francisco in 1957.

The team moved to their current location in 1976.  In 1984 the [[New York Jets]] (the NFL's AFC team in New York) would move there and share the stadium, which until 2020 (when the recently-relocated [[Los Angeles Chargers]] and [[Los Angeles Rams]] built a new stadium for their teams) was the only stadium-sharing arrangement in the NFL.

The team moved to their current location in 1976.  In 1984 the [[New York Jets]] (the NFL's AFC team in New York) would move there and share the stadium, which until 2020 (when the recently-relocated [[Los Angeles Chargers]] and [[Los Angeles Rams]] built a new stadium for their teams) was the only stadium-sharing arrangement in the NFL.