Why New York Giants Kept Their Leaders: A Closer Look

The New York Giants had a tough year, ending with the most losses in their history. But despite the rough season, team co-owner John Mara decided to stick with general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll. This move might not be popular with fans, but Mara believes it's the right call. Why keep them? Mara sees potential in both men. Daboll, for instance, was once named Coach of the Year. Mara spends a lot of time with the team and thinks Daboll can bring success again. He's also impressed with Schoen's draft picks and free agency moves. Mara admits the losing streak is disappointing. But he thinks the team is headed in the right direction. He's hopeful about their plans for next season. Still, he knows fans might not be happy. The Giants have struggled in the past few years. But Mara wants to avoid making quick changes that might set them back even more. He's also focused on improving the defense, which has been a weakness. With the third overall pick in the upcoming draft, the Giants have a chance to find a new quarterback. That's a top priority for Mara. He wants Schoen and Daboll to make the right call. Mara is clear that he wants to see improvements soon. He's running out of patience. But for now, he's sticking with his team leaders.