North Carolina has hired Belichick — perhaps the greatest coach in NFL history. So Belichick, who turns 73 in April, won’t replace coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen with the Giants — presuming co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch fire this failed regime.

The Giants will have some important decisions to make coming off another disappointing season, and one former exec has some advice for the floundering club.

One prominent NFL insider expects New York Giants owners John Mara and Steve Tisch to keep GM Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll in 2025.

The Giants are 2-11 — and 8-22 since the start of last season — so it’s certainly possible that co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch will fully clean house. That’s the harsh reality for the third-year regime of general manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll.

While Schoen and Daboll have made their share of mistakes, and own them, Mara’s best play here is to avoid spiraling back into the abyss he’s been in with the hiring and firing of coaches Ben McAdoo (one-plus seasons), Pat Shurmur and Joe Judge (two each) before Daboll was brought in three years ago.

If the New York Giants decide to move on from Joe Schoen, here are seven candidates (plus a few) they could hire to replace him as GM.

The bold move, and the right one for NY Giants, is to give this regime another shot at pulling the organization out of this tail spin with conviction.

With the Giants sitting at 2-11, many are starting to wonder if head coach Brian Daboll will keep his job beyond the season.

When New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen spoke to the media during the bye week, he was asked about his job security despite the team’s failing record. While Schoen didn’t come right out and say he had been assured by team ownership that he was safe,

As the Giants bottom out in Year 3 of Schoen’s regime, it’s hard to reconcile why he’s let a handful of his best players leave.