Is the current Giants roster better than the one Schoen inherited in 2022? That it's even debatable is damning.

The New York Giants are just a couple of days away from their season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles and could very well finish with a record of 3-14. This has been a dreadful year for New York,

If the Giants do fire Schoen, in addition to Daboll, let’s take a look at who could become their next GM. First, some context: Schoen’s predecessor, Dave Gettleman, lasted four seasons on the job after replacing two-time Super Bowl winner Jerry Reese.

Sure it is a stretch, with the Giants sitting at 2-13 and on a franchise-record 10-game losing streak, to envision good times waiting up at the next intersection.

The Giants will enter Week 18 at 3-13 and have gone 9-25 (playoffs included) over their past 34 games under Daboll.

Schoen banked on re-signing Taylor but completely misread the room. The veteran jetted across town (no pun intended) and that left the GM scrambling. Schoen ended up settling on Drew Lock as the new backup to Jones, who the Giants were briefly stuck with thanks to the bad contract (he was released after the bye week).

Evan Roberts explains why he has come to the realization that the best course of action for the Giants is to fire Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll.