The Giants will open their season with a nationally televised game Sept. 10 against their NFC East rivals, the Cowboys, the first of five prime-time games on the Giants’ 2023 schedule.

The NFL granted the Giants’ request to have two of their long trips in back-to-back weeks, allowing the team to stay out west and save the wear-and-tear of multiple cross-country flights.

The Giants will play against the Cardinals in Glendale, Ariz. in Week 2 and the plan is to stay in the Phoenix area for a few days before traveling to Santa Clara, Calif., for a Week 3 game against the 49ers on “Thursday Night Football.’’

The Giants, in what is designated as their home game, will face the Jets at MetLife Stadium — the building the two teams share — on Oct. 29.

There are three consecutive road games in Weeks 5, 6 and 7, the bye comes in Week 13 and the Giants have a “Monday Night Football’’ home game against the Packers on Dec. 11.

The Giants have a Christmas Day game in Philadelphia against the Eagles and close their regular season on Jan. 7 with a home game against the Eagles. 

Week 1: Sept 10 vs. Dallas Cowboys, 8:20 p.m., NBC (Sunday Night Football)

Week 2: Sept. 17 at Arizona Cardinals

Week 3: Sept. 21 at San Francisco 49ers (Thursday Night Football)

Week 4: Oct. 2 vs. Seattle Seahawks, 8:15 p.m., ESPN (Monday Night Football)

Week 5: Oct. 8 at Miami Dolphins

Week 6: Oct. 15 at Buffalo Bills, NBC (Sunday Night Football)

Week 7: Oct. 22 vs. Washington Commanders

Week 8: Oct. 29 vs. New York Jets

Week 9: Nov. 5 at Las Vegas Raiders

Week 10: Nov. 12 at Dallas Cowboys

Week 11: Nov. 19 at Washington Commanders

Week 12: Nov. 26 vs. New England Patriots

Week 13: Bye

Week 14: Dec. 11 vs. Green Bay Packers (Monday Night Football)

Week 15: Dec. 17 at New Orleans Saints

Week 16: Dec. 25 at Philadelphia Eagles, 4:30 p.m., Fox

Week 17: Dec. 31 vs. Los Angeles Rams

Week 18: Jan. 7 vs. Philadelphia Eagles