New York Giants players insisted last week that they wouldn't quit on head coach Brian Daboll even though the club entered Christmas at 2-13. Daboll's squad then went out and earned a home 45-33 win over the Indianapolis Colts (7-9) that eliminated Indianapolis from the playoffs this past Sunday.

When the New York Giants hired Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll in January 2022 to be the team’s 22nd head coach just a few weeks after hiring Daboll’s former co-worker in Buffalo, Joe Schoen,

Schoen banked on re-signing Taylor but completely misread the room. The veteran jetted across town (no pun intended) and that left the GM scrambling. Schoen ended up settling on Drew Lock as the new backup to Jones, who the Giants were briefly stuck with thanks to the bad contract (he was released after the bye week).

One of the questions to be answered after Week 18 is if it will be Brian Daboll's final game as the Giants' head coach.

The longest-tenured Giants player still standing and playing says this about Brian Daboll: Give him another shot. “I think so,” wide receiver Darius Slayton told The Post on Wednesday after practice.

The latest reports on the direction of the New York Giants should come as no surprise. They want to stay the course with General Manager Joe Schoen and Head Coach Brian Daboll. The question is now, will they?