Here is what happened with the Giants this week when John Mara decided to keep Joe Schoen as his general manager and Brian Daboll as his coach: Two guys on hot seats stayed right there, like they

The Giants had the No. 1 pick in their grasp heading into Week 17 but then they beat the Colts, which dropped them out of the top spot, making it far more difficult to land quarterback Shedeur Sanders. There was no thought in Mara’s mind that his team should lose in order to retain that top pick.

Giants co-owner John Mara says he’s confident in the current regime but can’t explain why, adding he’ll “take the heat” if they fail.

New York Giants owner John Mara has no idea what he wants. More importantly, he has no clue how to make his team a relevant NFL team again. The proof is in the pudding after New York’s bizarre decision to keep both head coach Brian Daboll AND Joe Schoen on Black Monday 2025.

And Mara did not mince words when it comes to what his goals will be every gameday as long as he's alive and wields power. "If I had thought that we were tanking either one of those games, I would've fired everybody,

After making the baffling decision to retain the failed third-year regime of general manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll, Giants co-owner John Mara tried to explain himself. Mara — though not co-owner Steve Tisch — spoke to reporters Monday morning,

New York has regressed hard since making a surprise playoff run two years ago and embark upon the offseason with the No. 3 pick in the NFL draft. A lot of work needs to be done to improve, and Mara just made it very clear it has to happen fast.

New York Giants co-owner John Mara took quite a bit of heat this week after announcing that he was retaining both general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll after a second consecutive miserable season.

That list of free agents, who can officially begin negotiating with other teams on March 10, includes several who played key roles for the Giants in 2024. Among them are safety Ja