Former Giants defensive lineman Chris Canty is among those who believe the franchise is in desperate need of a change in regime. Speaking on the “Unsportsmanlike” podcast, he pitched that Giants owner John Mara fire general manager Joe Schoen and

The New York Giants have a 2-8 record heading into their bye week and general manager Joe Schoen acknowledged this is not where he expected to be in the third year of his rebuild with coach Brian Daboll.

Staying the course is hard, especially when the results haven't been there, but that appears to be the plan from team ownership when it comes to general manager Joe Schoen, who when asked about his immediate future indicated that he would be allowed to continue trying to rebuild a franchise that’s been in shatters.

New York Giants GM Joe Schoen avoided offering any criticism of coach Brian Daboll and QB Daniel Jones in his press conference on Tuesday.

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.

Joe Schoen didn’t hesitate. “Yes,” he said. He had just been asked Tuesday if expected to return for Year 4 as the Giants’ general manager, even if his 2-8 team doesn’t win some more games down the stretch of yet another lost season.

Giants are 2-8 at the bye week. Team brass is being questioned. But cleaning house yet again would be shortsighted and an emotional overreaction.

New York Giants GM Joe Schoen says he has no regrets over sticking with QB Daniel Jones after meeting with Russell Wilson in the offseason.

Giants General Manager Joe Schoen got a vote of confidence from team owner John Mara last month and Schoen said on Tuesday that he doesn't believe the team's current five-game losing streak has done anything to change his status.

Giants GM Joe Schoen avoided placing blame on Daniel Jones while talking to the media, saying the team's 2-8 record isn't on just one person despite his quarterback's struggles.