Sal Licata says it would be a terrible decision for the Giants to fire their current regime after year three, no matter how few wins the team finishes with.

It was suggested even before the New York Giants fell to 0-2 on the season that team co-owner John Mara could part ways with head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen if the Giants endured a second straight losing campaign under their watch.

The Giants have started the year 0-2, leading to a new round of speculation regarding changes on the sidelines and in the front office.

Boomer and Gio discussed Joe Schoen’s job performance so far as Giants general manager after a caller wondered if he was getting enough criticism.

For a mailbag published on Thursday, well-known NFL reporter Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated touched upon whether Daboll and Schoen are "safe" heading into the fall.

New York's front office leadership must be called into question for their inability to have the team prepared to start the season.

But for Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch — with Mara heading the day-to-day operations — it’s always been not just about losing, in terms of firing a coach and/or a general manager. Another important key factor they’ll surely consider — fan apathy.

Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen entered the 2024 campaign with questions about their job security. The Giants have started the year 0-2,

Life in an NFL front office is a busy one, especially during the pre-draft cycle. Before the New York Giants visit the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, general manager Joe Schoen took in some college football.