The New York Giants are having a nightmare of a season, with the team struggling to figure things out as they head into Week 13 with a record of 2-8 and fresh off of releasing veteran quarterback Daniel Jones, who recently signed with the Minnesota Vikings.
With the Giants having another forgettable season, there have been a lot of questions about what the team’s brass will do during the NFL offseason, as many anticipate head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen to be on the hot seat.
However, longtime team owner John Mara might have other plans regarding what he will do with leadership on the football field and in the front office regarding the futures of Daboll and Schoen.
According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, Mara may not want to fire Daboll and Schoen, but that could change in the near future.
“It’s been said that Mara doesn’t want to fire Schoen or head coach Brian Daboll, but there’s still a month of football left that could force the owner to make a move. The sticky part of this situation is Schoen and Daboll are seen as a tandem,” Russini said.
With New York not showing any signs of life, even after parting ways with Jones, the team parting ways with Daboll and Schoen seems justified, but that would mean a drastic change for the franchise, which Mara appears reluctant to do moving forward.
It’ll be an interesting offseason for the Giants, as their primary concern will likely be the quarterback position, and they’ll want the right leadership in place in order to get things back on track in the years to come.
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