The New York Giants have opted for continuity in leadership by retaining head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen after a disastrous 3-14 season, in which the team lost ten straight games. Owner John Mara's decision shows trust in his staff, highlighted by their first-round draft picks: edge rusher Abdul Carter and quarterback Jaxson Dart, the latter being a somewhat controversial choice. While some analysts speculate that drafting a quarterback could jeopardize the coaching staff’s future, the move might also signal a long-term plan to rebuild the franchise.

As the Giants head into the offseason, fans are keen to see how Schoen and Daboll's strategies unfold, especially with the pressure of trying to improve their playoff chances. With the spotlight on Dart, who will be developing under what some believe is a shaky situation if things don’t improve, the organization faces significant decisions moving forward, particularly related to job security for the current regime if 2025 doesn't yield better results.