The New York Giants are reportedly expected to keep general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll beyond this year.

The past few offseasons have featured momentous swing-and-miss transactions on quarterbacks. The Deshaun Watson and Russell Wilson moves proved the

A spotlight on how the Giants’ ill-fated Daniel Jones contract will impact their current regime is shining, but New York is still only expected to feature one GM vacancy this offseason.

Despite his team’s season sinking fast, New York Giants owner John Mara may keep head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen going into next year. The Giants (2-8) are currently tied for the fewest wins in the NFL and have lost five in a row,

Giants general manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll signed quarterback Daniel Jones to a four-year, $160 million contract in 2023. Jones was benched Monday 16 starts into that contract.

An interesting graphic details just how close the New York Giants are to being one of the NFC’s best teams but it’s a bit misleading.

The two football franchises that represent New York City seem to be having a contest to see which can be more dysfunctional.

Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll have moved on from Daniel Jones. Whether they are the GM and head coach tandem that gets to pick the next New York Giants quarterback remains to be seen. One long-time NFL executive has come out strongly in favor of just that,

Multiple sources tell Jonathan Jones that Giants owner John Mara intends to keep GM Joe Schoen beyond this year. There has been speculation that the Giants could or should consider moving on from Schoen after he signed Daniel Jones to a four-year,

Giants to bench Daniel Jones — and fully put him in bubble wrap, by making him the their third-string (but really fourth-string) quarterback. At this point in another lost season — with Jones playing terribly — the Giants simply could not risk his $23 million injury guarantee for 2025,

Some assumed the New York Giants' benching of starting quarterback Daniel Jones in favor of QB3 Tommy DeVito earlier this week proved that general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll received a guarantee from team co-owner John Mara that they would hold onto their jobs this offseason.