Giants coach Brian Daboll is somehow back for a fourth season in 2025, despite going 3-14 this past season, after finishing 6 ...

The New York Giants will be looking to make upgrades to their offense this offseason after the unit finished near ...

It appears that this is exactly what happened. Brian Daboll has a 18-31-1 record as the head coach of the Giants during the regular season. He is also 1-1 in the postseason, all coming during the ...

The New York Giants went 3-14 this season, and a lot of people were surprised over owner John Mara's decision to retain general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll for a fourth season.

“I think so,” wide receiver Darius Slayton told The Post on Wednesday after practice. “It’s been three years, I think another year to try to give him a chance to really get things rolling ...

But with it, will the three-year tenure of head coach Brian Daboll? That decision, of course, rests with team ownership, who, according to reports, are expected to meet–perhaps multiple times ...

A decision on New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll’s future with the team is believed to be coming as soon as Monday. It would be surprising if ownership has put off any meetings with its ...

In 2023, when this Joe Schoen-Brian Daboll Giants regime showed its true colors, Daboll’s worst quality was his fingerpointing. He blamed offensive coordinator Mike Kafka for the team’s weekly ...

But as far as a Brian Daboll news conference ... and they keep fighting through it,” Daboll said. “I’m just happy that they can have a smile on their face and get a win.

The consequences of Brian Daboll and the New York Giants' actions may prevent them from getting stable, "good quarterback play." Indianapolis Colts v New York Giants / Ed Mulholland/GettyImages ...

You either keep Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll, or you clean house. The outraged Fire Everyone crowd has been growing with every passing indignity and every plane passing over MetLife Stadium during ...

The Giants face the Eagles in their final game of the season — and perhaps of the Schoen/Daboll era? — on Sunday. Thank you for relying on us to provide the journalism you can trust.