BREAKING: New York Giants make final call on Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll
After struggling with one of the NFL’s worst records, it seems logical that the New York Giants would consider making changes to their front office this offseason. However, there’s no clear indication that general manager Joe Schoen or head coach Brian Daboll are guaranteed to lose their jobs.
Speculation has been widespread, with some suggesting the Giants might retain Schoen while parting ways with Daboll. However, several players have expressed strong support for Daboll.
With only one game remaining in their season, clarity regarding the Giants’ front office structure is anticipated soon.
When will New York Giants make a decision on Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll?
The fanbase has made its frustrations clear, with some even going so far as to voice their opinions via flyover banners at MetLife Stadium during games. Many fans are calling for significant changes within the New York Giants organization, and those calls may not go unheard.
However, the futures of general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll remain uncertain. According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Giants are nearing a decision on whether Schoen and/or Daboll will return for the 2025 season, providing a clearer picture of the team’s direction.
The situation with the Giants and Patriots has been, to say the least, unusual. Internally, it appears there’s a belief that the head coaches of both teams will be given more time. However, from an outside perspective, there’s growing speculation around the league that changes are imminent for both franchises.
For the Giants, the prevailing chatter suggests that general manager Joe Schoen will retain his position, while head coach Brian Daboll could be shown the door. Ultimately, the decision lies with owner John Mara, who is expected to make a final call in the near future.
The Giants’ regular-season finale against the Eagles likely won’t change much—it’s been clear for a while that their season was effectively over. However, Coach Brian Daboll’s ability to rally the team and lead them to a season-high 45 points in last week’s win over the Colts may boost his chances of returning for another season. Whether that performance will hold any weight or prove to be too little, too late will soon be revealed.
As for general manager Joe Schoen, his future may hinge on some controversial decisions, particularly his choice to undervalue MVP finalist Saquon Barkley. Barkley, now enjoying a career year with New York’s NFC East rivals, could serve as a glaring example of Schoen’s missteps.