The New York Giants have a 2-8 record heading into their bye week and general manager Joe Schoen acknowledged this is not where he expected to be in the third year of his rebuild with coach Brian Daboll.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen might be a little too optimistic about his team's current roster construction.

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen held his annual bye week press conference on Tuesday and answered the question most attendees wanted to hear answered. Will he be back as GM in 2025? "Yes," Schoen quickly said with confidence.

Schoen's bye week news conference was a no-win situation for the GM. Unfortunately, that made it a lot like the team he has assembled.

Giants season ticket holders have had a lot of B.S. shoveled in their direction in recent years, so much so that the PSLs they had to buy for the privilege of attending games at MetLife Stadium should stand for something else entirely.

The New York Giants decided to roll with Daniel Jones at quarterback this past offseason after inking him to a four-year, $160 million deal in March of 2023 that basically locked them into him for at least the 2024 season.

Despite all that has gone wrong in New York in the last couple of years, Schoen went as far as to say he does not believe that this team is 'far off' from turning this thing aroun

General manager Joe Schoen spoke to the media on Tuesday, fielding questions as the New York Giants take a disappointing 2-8 record into their bye week. The current status of the Giants certainly feels low coming off a loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 10 --

The Giants management brass didn't say it in so many words, but it's clear that Daniel Jones's days as the starter appear to be over.