The Giants are off to a 2-5 start, but owner John Mara is pleading patience, saying he's committed to Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen.

Speaking on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Monday, former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick criticized the Giants — and specifically, general manager Joe Schoen — for letting Barkley join their division rival.

Bill Belichick pulled absolutely no punches when discussing New York Giants GM Joe Schoen on Monday, highlighting the regime’s many failures.

New York Giants coach Brian Daboll didn't need to be reminded how many times he has faced the Pittsburgh Steelers in his coaching career. His 18th game against the Steelers (5-2) and his first as a head coach will take place on Monday night when the Giants (2-5) try to snap a two-game losing streak and start to turn things around in a game at Pittsburgh.

Giants co-owner John Mara appears set on retaining general manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll for 2025, even though they’re 2-5 this season, coming off last year’s 6-11 debacle. So is this the right move?

The New York Giants are mired in another ugly, losing season, but co-owner John Mara intends to be more patient this time around. After cycling through multiple regimes in short order following the "resignation" of Tom Coughlin in January of 2016,

New York Giants owner John Mara emphatically stated Wednesday that the team will not be moving on from general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian

New York Giants owner John Mara made a big announcement regarding the futures of head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen.

It’s something he brought up Wednesday night, when he said he would not fire general manager Joe Schoen or coach Brian Daboll during this underwhelming-so-far third season — and also that he does not “anticipate” canning either after the season.