After 1938, though, the Giants wouldn't appear on Thanksgiving for over 40 years, until a Lawrence Taylor pick-six led New York to a 13-6 win over the Lions in 1982. Big Blue only appeared on Thanksgiving once in the 1990s, losing to the Cowboys in 1992, and this will be just the franchise's fourth game on the holiday in the 21st century.

"Good Morning Football" looks ahead to the matchup between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day.

Here's what to know about the New York Giants' Thanksgiving Day history as they play the Dallas Cowboys today.

Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has made a decision about his next team, and his choice is somewhat ironic.

Former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones has a new home in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings. Multiple media reports say Jones became a free agent on Monday after parting ways with the Giants following a rough season.

It did not take long for Daniel Jones to find a new home after parting ways with the New York Giants on Monday.

Dak Prescott is out until next year. Beyond that, Dallas has a bunch of questionable players, including cornerback Caelen Carson, cornerback Trevon Diggs, offensive tackles Tyler Smith, guard Zack Martin, running back Deuce Vaughn and tight end Jake Ferguson.

If you thought Dallas’ situation was bad, just take a look at New York. New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll tried to put out the inferno caused by rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers’ comments after Sunday’s game that appeared to be an indictment of the coach.

The Dallas Cowboys (4-7) host the New York Giants (2-9) on Thursday during the Cowboys' annual Thanksgiving Day home game. Kickoff from AT&T Stadium is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. ET (FOX). Let's analyze