New York Giants co-owner John Mara included an important qualifier in his vote of confidence for coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen last month. “We are not making any changes this season,” Mara said when the Giants were 2-5 on Oct. 23. “And I do not anticipate making any changes in the offseason either.”

Following a 30-7 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at MetLife Stadium -- a moment that represented a new low for the New York Giants -- nothing will change. Head coach Brian Daboll informed reporters on Monday morning that it will remain business as usual

While 2-15 surely would get coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen fired, would it be the worst season in franchise history? No. But it would be awfully close. In 1966, the Giants went 1-12-1.

Instead of providing a spark in taking over as the Giants' quarterback, Tommy DeVito got banged up, trolled and delivered the same inefficient play that has given New York the lowest-scoring offense in the NFL.

Per Ralph Vacchiano, Giants HC Brian Daboll plans to start QB Tommy DeVito against the Cowboys on Thursday if he is healthy. DeVito took some big hits in the team’s loss against the Buccaneers but was ultimately able to stay in the game after being replaced by QB Drew Lock for a few plays.

The New York Giants shocked the NFL world by releasing quarterback Daniel Jones. Jones has not performed at a high level this season and was recently benched. More news: 49ers, Lions Among Multiple Teams Interested In Pursuing Daniel Jones Following being benched,

Daniel Jones is free to sign with any NFL team after clearing waivers on Monday, which also means the team that signs the former New York Giants quarterback won't be on the hook for the nearly $12 million that was remaining on his contract this year or his $23 million injury guarantee.

Daniel Jones and the New York Giants are done, but the quarterback could soon find a new NFL home, drawing interest from around the league in the wake of New York granting his release Friday. Provided the former first-round draft pick clears waivers Monday,

The Giants were looking for a spark after benching Daniel Jones and turning to Tommy DeVito, but a loss to the Bucs left Malik Nabers frustrated.

The New York Giants keep engineering ways to hit new lows for the 2024 season. After a week where the organization went through a seismic shift of benching and later releasing then-starting quarterback Daniel Jones,