In the opinion of legendary NEw York sports radio host Mike Francesa, Giants head coach Brian Daboll is right there with the fan base.“I’ll tell you something — when I see Daboll now, I don’t see the coach who had a little glint in his eye and a little swagger in his first year.

The Giants didn’t have a kicking alternative and managed only 18 points on three touchdowns after Graham Gano’s injury on the opening kickoff of Sunday’s loss to the Commanders.

But for Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch — with Mara heading the day-to-day operations — it’s always been not just about losing, in terms of firing a coach and/or a general manager. Another important key factor they’ll surely consider — fan apathy.

The Schoen/Daboll regime has been under scrutiny all offseason, and an 0-2 start to the season hasn't helped their cases. But they duo may have more to worry about than just wins and losses when it comes to keeping their jobs through and/or beyond the current season.

Coming off a poor season and playing with a young team, the New York Giants needed a lot of things to go right to turn things around in Brian Daboll’s third season. So far they are heading the wrong way.

Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen entered the 2024 campaign with questions about their job security. The Giants have started the year 0-2,

The New York Giants lost in embarrassing fashion, and the press wasn't going to let head coach Brian Daboll forget it. How did he react to the postgame questions about his job?

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll wasn't concerned about his own job security after the team fell to 0-2 on Sunday. "My focus is on our football

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll took the podium following a humiliating 21-18 loss to the Washington Commanders on Sunday and it was immediately evident he was in a foul mood. Moments earlier,

Sal Licata says it would be a terrible decision for the Giants to fire their current regime after year three, no matter how few wins the team finishes with.