A Giants fan from the day he was born, the losing eats at John Mara just as it eats at his fan base, and only reminds him of the soul-sapping wilderness years before GM George Young showed up and changed everything.

That 2017 season was the second and final year for coach Ben McAdoo, who got fired at 2-10. The Giants were on the brink of finishing 2-14, but they won their finale. The 2019 season was the second and final year for coach Pat Shurmur, who made it all the way through the season.

The New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys faced off on Thanksgiving, the second divisional matchup of the day. Earlier in the day, the Detroit Lions took down the Chicago Bears in an NFC North clash, an exciting game to kick off the festivities.

The Mara family has forgiven some dreadful football in the Giants’ 100-year history, but co-owner John Mara seems to have less patience with losing head coaches than his father, Wellington, did. With a Thanksgiving defeat to the Dallas Cowboys,

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.

Kafka tried to leave for the Seattle Seahawks but was blocked from doing so and given a shinier title. Tierney, Daboll’s apprentice from Buffalo, was given a reward. So the offense averaged 15.6 points per game, 30th in the NFL, and the two assistants coaching the QB got promoted.

Will co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch also fire general manager Joe Schoen, who arrived with Daboll in 2022? If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.