There is no doubt hiring Antonio Pierce would enliven a fan base that could use some enlivening, but the Giants’ defensive coordinator job is not vacant.

Hearing every word from John Mara and then Brian Daboll and finally Joe Schoen, it is patently clear that no one is happy, no one has all the answers and everyone is in agreement that it cannot go on this way. 

Mara said he called Barkley to complain. 

The assumption, based on Brian Daboll’s demeanor and his messaging, was that he was going to be staying around with the Giants.

The GM and coach are 18-32-1 across their three seasons.

Fans who wanted sweeping change as a result of the Giants going 3-14 in the 100th season in franchise history will be disappointed by this.

Whoever is coaching the Giants in 2025, it will be quite a gauntlet, given a schedule that is shaping up to be killer. 

Grading the Giants’ 20-13 loss to the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Sunday.

It is over, one of the worst seasons in Giants history — and now comes the time of reckoning.

The Giants are 18-31-1 in three years since hiring the GM and head coach.

An inside look at Sunday’s Giants-Eagles Week 18 matchup at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia: Marquee matchup The task at hand vs. what comes next There is no reason to analyze how one Giants player or position group will do against an Eagles team that will be resting starters for their NFC playoff game. Giants...

Drew Lock does not have a contract for 2025, and as he makes his fifth start of the season Sunday when the Giants face the Eagles in Philadelphia.

All inconsequential games are not created equal.

Now, with the Eagles opting to rest Saquon Barkley and most or all of their top players for Sunday’s game, the Giants will go against mostly backups.

Darius Slayton does not have a contract for 2025, so this is not simply a case of a player making nice with the boss. Brian Daboll could be working through his final few days with the Giants

There were signs of improvement from the line but also an indication that what the Giants put out there was not good enough.

Losing out would have been the easy route for the Giants. Stay at No. 1 and take whoever the heck they want.

When fans embrace tanking, they fail to take into account what ceaseless losing does to the psyches of young players.

He is a confident guy, but Tyrone Tracy admitted that he did not expect this.

Grading the Giants' 45-33 win over the Colts at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.