Giants, Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll

Giants owners are truly lost if they buy contrite Joe Schoen’s version of the truth
Under a rock? That’s where the Giants already are, in the NFL’s basement — where Schoen’s mistakes have put them.
State of NY Giants: Truth and consequences of job security for Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll
Giants are 2-8 at the bye week. Team brass is being questioned. But cleaning house yet again would be shortsighted and an emotional overreaction.
Is Giants’ John Mara ready to admit that he whiffed on two more hires — and fire Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen?
So is Mara willing to admit — either right now or after the season — that he whiffed on two more hires, with coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen? If so, that would make Mara 0 of 6 on coach/GM hires post-Tom Coughlin (for coaches) and post-Jerry Reese (for GMs).
Joe Schoen says 2-8 Giants aren’t ‘far off.’ The evidence suggests otherwise
Schoen's bye week news conference was a no-win situation for the GM. Unfortunately, that made it a lot like the team he has assembled.
Giants GM Joe Schoen Expects To Be Back In 2025
At 2-8, this Giants team is probably testing the owner’s patience. When asked about his future in New York, Schoen said ( via the New York Post’s Ryan Dunleavy) he does expect to be back next year. The third-year GM indicated he discusses plans with ownership regularly.
Joe Schoen’s one-word response about job security as Giants’ season crashes and burns
The annual general manager briefing at the bye week arrived Tuesday, merely two days after the Giants returned from an ugly loss in Munich.
The Giants are getting worse, so what is the case for retaining Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen?
Nothing about the Giants signals things are headed in the right direction. They are regressing in Year 3 of this regime.
Giants G.M. Joe Schoen: We’re not that far off
Giants General Manager Joe Schoen got a vote of confidence from team owner John Mara last month and Schoen said on Tuesday that he doesn't believe the team's current five-game losing streak has done anything to change his status.
Joe Schoen evaluates Daniel Jones and Giants' performance after 2-8 start to the season
New York Giants GM Joe Schoen evaluates how QB Daniel Jones and coach Brian Daboll have done this season, comments on the team's offensive struggles, and says he expects to be back as GM again next year.
Hey, John Mara: Your Giants are a laughingstock. It’s time to bench Daniel Jones for good.
Case in point: Just as the Giants, who had just forced a turnover, were threatening to take their first lead of the game in ...
A Giants loss to Panthers will prompt questions about where co-owner Steve Tisch stands
The Giants are the lowest-scoring offense (15.4 points per game) in an NFL that is down on good teams, with seven clubs at ...
NFL insider: 'I don't know that anybody' is safe with Giants
NFL insider Adam Schefter isn’t so sure that anyone with the New York Giants will be safe if their disaster of a season ...
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NY Giants NFL trade deadline: Big Blue refuses to deal Azeez Ojulari, Darius Slayton
EAST RUTHERFORD - New York Giants co-owner John Mara believes in messaging. It's one of the reasons his vote of confidence in GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll from two weeks ago should ...
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Is The New York Giants Season Officially Over Now?
The Giants have hit rock bottom losing to the Carolina Panthers which runs their losing streak to five games with no end in ...
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Agent's Take: Have Giants finally reached the end of an error with QB Daniel Jones?
It seems like a football lifetime ago when Daniel Jones was thought to have taken a big step forward by emerging as a capable ...