According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Giants’ list includes Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley, Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, and Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman.

Since Joe Schoen joined New York’s front office in 2022, the Giants are 20-43-1. In his latest press conference ahead of the Week 14 bye, he took full ownership of the failures and empathized with fans who are feeling frustrated and embarrassed.

The San Francisco Giants acquired former first-round catcher Daniel Susac in a Rule 5 Draft trade with the Minnesota Twins.

Tying it all together has been the coaching of offensive line coach Carmen Bricillo and assistant offensive line coach (and former NFL offensive lineman) James Ferentz, who, two years into working with the unit, have seen it rise from 29th in the PFF pass-blocking efficiency rating from a year ago to its current top-10 status.

The New York Giants claimed a new wide receiver from an NFC contender ahead of the Week 15 matchup with the Washington Commanders.

Marcus Freeman’s name surfaced in the Giants’ head coaching search, but fans pushed back hard, questioning his lack of NFL experience.

The Giants largely have No. 78 to thank for the welcome transformation. Thomas has allowed just one sack and 11 total pressures in 714 offensive snaps, per PFF, and he continues to show great discipline in the trenches (only three penalties committed).

In a recent poll conducted by The Athletic, Giants fans have made it very clear that they want general manager Joe Schoen to be fired.

The picture on defense is cloudy after such a disappointing season. Yes, there is talent, but the 2-11 record speaks for itself.