The Giants Season Is Officially Over Before Halloween
The New York Giants have been given another year to turn their franchise around, but after an abysmal 2024 season, it's clear that this is a desperate attempt to avoid the inevitable. The Giants' current record of 2-6 is a dismal reflection of their performance, with a -142 point differential making them one of the worst teams in the league.
Head Coach Brian Daboll's career record now stands at 20-38-1, with a dismal -18 win-loss differential that is the worst among all active head coaches. His temper tantrums on the sideline have become notorious, and it's clear that he's lost control of his team.
The Giants' woes are not unique to Daboll, however. The entire organization has been plagued by poor decision-making, from the hiring of Joe Schoen as general manager to the continued employment of Daboll despite a three-year record of 18-32-1. It's clear that John Mara and Steve Tisch are desperate to avoid another year of mediocrity, but their attempts have only made things worse.
The Giants' demise is a sad tale of what could have been if they had made different choices. After a strong 2022 season, the team quickly regressed, and despite having talented players like Saquon Barkley and Daniel Jones, they were unable to put it all together.
As we enter Week 9, it's clear that the Giants are done for the season. Their next two games against the Seahawks and Lions will likely be blowouts, and it's unlikely that anything will change in the offseason. The team is stuck in a cycle of poor decision-making, and it's only a matter of time before they're back to square one.
The NFC hierarchy continues to take shape, with the Eagles (6-2) and Buccaneers (6-2) leading the charge. The Packers (5-1-1) are still looking strong, while the Lions (5-2) remain in the top spot despite a tough bye week. The 49ers (5-3) and Bears (4-3) round out the top five.
The Falcons (3-4), Commanders (3-5), and Cowboys (3-4-1) are struggling to find their footing, while the Panthers (4-4) continue to defy expectations. The Vikings (3-4) will look to bounce back from a tough loss against the Chargers, while J.J. McCarthy is expected to start at quarterback.
As we head into Week 9, it's clear that the Giants are done for the season. Their inability to put together a winning streak or make meaningful changes will likely cost them another year in the wilderness. It's time for John Mara and Steve Tisch to take a hard look at their roster and coaching staff and make some real changes. Anything less is just kicking the can down the road.
The New York Giants have been given another year to turn their franchise around, but after an abysmal 2024 season, it's clear that this is a desperate attempt to avoid the inevitable. The Giants' current record of 2-6 is a dismal reflection of their performance, with a -142 point differential making them one of the worst teams in the league.
Head Coach Brian Daboll's career record now stands at 20-38-1, with a dismal -18 win-loss differential that is the worst among all active head coaches. His temper tantrums on the sideline have become notorious, and it's clear that he's lost control of his team.
The Giants' woes are not unique to Daboll, however. The entire organization has been plagued by poor decision-making, from the hiring of Joe Schoen as general manager to the continued employment of Daboll despite a three-year record of 18-32-1. It's clear that John Mara and Steve Tisch are desperate to avoid another year of mediocrity, but their attempts have only made things worse.
The Giants' demise is a sad tale of what could have been if they had made different choices. After a strong 2022 season, the team quickly regressed, and despite having talented players like Saquon Barkley and Daniel Jones, they were unable to put it all together.
As we enter Week 9, it's clear that the Giants are done for the season. Their next two games against the Seahawks and Lions will likely be blowouts, and it's unlikely that anything will change in the offseason. The team is stuck in a cycle of poor decision-making, and it's only a matter of time before they're back to square one.
The NFC hierarchy continues to take shape, with the Eagles (6-2) and Buccaneers (6-2) leading the charge. The Packers (5-1-1) are still looking strong, while the Lions (5-2) remain in the top spot despite a tough bye week. The 49ers (5-3) and Bears (4-3) round out the top five.
The Falcons (3-4), Commanders (3-5), and Cowboys (3-4-1) are struggling to find their footing, while the Panthers (4-4) continue to defy expectations. The Vikings (3-4) will look to bounce back from a tough loss against the Chargers, while J.J. McCarthy is expected to start at quarterback.
As we head into Week 9, it's clear that the Giants are done for the season. Their inability to put together a winning streak or make meaningful changes will likely cost them another year in the wilderness. It's time for John Mara and Steve Tisch to take a hard look at their roster and coaching staff and make some real changes. Anything less is just kicking the can down the road.
I'm genuinely disappointed in how far this team has fallen since their 2022 season. A strong start was squandered by poor decision-making, and it's clear that they've been playing catch-up ever since. The lack of a coherent plan and constant changes to key positions have created an unstable environment that's stifling the team's growth.
A complete overhaul of the coaching staff, including Brian Daboll, might be necessary to get things back on track. The front office needs to re-evaluate their strategy and build a team around the players they have, rather than constantly making moves that don't pan out.
The Giants' struggles are a reminder that rebuilding a franchise takes time, patience, and smart decision-making. We've seen too many teams get ahead of themselves, only to crumble under the pressure. Let's hope the Giants can learn from their mistakes before it's too late. 
. They were supposed to be all good after that 2022 season, but now they're just a mess. Daboll's temper tantrums are getting out of hand and it's clear he's lost control. The team needs a total overhaul - new GM, new coach, everything! 
It's not like they can keep making the same mistakes and expecting different results. I'm so over their poor decision-making and lack of accountability 
. Meanwhile, other teams are killing it this season... like, who else is 6-2? The Eagles and Bucs are on fire 
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. They're trying to avoid the rocks but keep running into them instead. It's not all on Daboll, though - the whole org needs to be looked at. Poor decision-making is just code for "we're scared of change" 
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. Like, two wins out of 8? That's not even a blip on the radar, it's like they're trying to hide from reality 
. Brian Daboll needs to take responsibility for his crap decisions and get his team together already 
. The whole organization is just a hot mess, from Schoen's GM hires to Mara and Tisch's desperation moves 
they need to make some serious changes or its gonna be another year of disappointment... its not like they were that good last season tho, 2-6 is actually pretty bad 
... I don't get why they didn't make more changes after 2022 
... it feels like they're stuck in a rut 
. The cycle of poor decision-making needs to be broken 
. The hiring of Joe Schoen as GM was a misstep, and keeping him on despite a 18-32-1 record says a lot about the org 
. Meanwhile, other teams are building momentum 
. The Eagles and Packers are looking strong, while the Lions' bye week exposed some weaknesses 
. They've had talented players like Barkley and Jones, but it's time for new blood to inject some life into the team 
. The team needs some serious rebooting, stat 
. Hopefully, John Mara and Steve Tisch take a closer look at what's going on and make some real changes before it's too late 
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Should John Mara and Steve Tisch consider making some major changes to the roster and coaching staff? 
the whole organization is just stuck in a cycle of bad decisions, it's like they're trying to keep things status quo instead of making real changes. john mara and steve tisch need to take a hard look at themselves and figure out why their team keeps falling apart 
! Brian Daboll's temper tantrums are getting old 
, from poor decision-making on the hiring of Joe Schoen as GM to keeping Daboll despite a record of 18-32-1 
this season is like a reminder that even when we're stuck in a rut, we gotta keep movin forward... the giants are clearly not gettin it done, but it's on us as fans to learn from their struggles 
if they want to turn things around. can you imagine having saquon barkley & daniel jones lead a winning streak for once? 
that would be everything! 
Either way, the fans deserve better than this mediocrity. Bring on the offseason!