New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll says he's not concerned about his job despite recording an 8-21 record since the beginning of 2023. "No," Daboll said when asked if he was worried about his job after the Giants' 27-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on

The Mara family has forgiven some dreadful football in the Giants’ 100-year history, but co-owner John Mara seems to have less patience with losing head coaches than his father, Wellington, did. With a Thanksgiving defeat to the Dallas Cowboys,

Giants Head Coach Brian Daboll says he’s not worried about losing his job. Should he be? NFL insider Gary Myers joins NY Blitz to talk about the Thanksgiving Day loss in Dallas and why this might be a new low point in Giants history.

It also would mean three straight hires by co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch would be second, third, and fourth on that list — Pat Shurmur (.281), Joe Judge (.303), and Daboll. Bill Arnsparger is No. 1 (.200).

Thanksgiving loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Brian Daboll, however, isn't fretting his job status moving forward.

New York Giants head coach isn't currently worried about his long-term future with the New York Giants. The Giants dropped to 2-10 with Thursday's 27-20

Giants coach Brian Daboll reflects on his job security after the Cowboys beat them in Week 13 to eliminate them from playoff contention.

There is no need for coach Brian Daboll to worry about his job status with the New York Giants. The Giants (2-10) are riding a seven-game losing streak and they became the first team to be eliminated from playoff contention in 2024 with a 27-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys (5-7) on Thanksgiving.

On a short week, it would have been easy for this team to continue to quit the way they did against the Bucs, but they didn’t,” Shaun said. “It’s a low bar, but one that still computes to proof that this locker room still believes in the head coach.