Schoen and Daboll have been boosted by their roles as assistant GM and offensive coordinator, respectively, in Buffalo when the Bills turned Josh Allen from a raw quarterback pros

The benching of Giants quarterback Daniel Jones on Monday feels like the start of a new era in East Rutherford.

An interesting graphic details just how close the New York Giants are to being one of the NFC’s best teams but it’s a bit misleading.

Benching Jones likely means shutting him down as the emergency third quarterback due to a $23 million injury guarantee for the 2025 season if he gets injured in a game or at the Giants’

Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll are both at a crossroads regarding the Giants’ quarterback situation. Jones, now in his sixth season, has not performed consistently. The Giants have won just two games and are currently on a five-game losing streak.

As Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter was warming up, FOX Sports cameras incidentally picked up a fan giving Schoen the business. Specifically, the fan was heckling Schoen over quarterback Daniel Jones. Travis Hunter is wearing a "Bland Flakes" cereal box shirt in warm-ups today @CUBuffsFootball pic.twitter.com/R2wuTetYKY

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 coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen seem to be in the hot seat with the rough start to the season, but it doesn't sound like their jobs are up for grabs quite yet, if at all. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Monday's Pat McAfee Show that Daboll and Schoen are "safe right now,

New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen scouted Colorado-Utah on Saturday, while scouts took in several other games.

It's another dour Monday morning in East Rutherford, New Jersey, where the topic of interest among Jets fans isn't whether Aaron Rodgers can still lead Gang Green to the playoffs, but whether the team can easily dispose of Aaron Rodgers following the season.