New York Giants fire Brian Daboll

by: Sam Gillenwater 5 hours ago samdg_33

The New York Giants suffered another loss on Sunday to fall to 2-8 overall. That is now the final defeat of the tenure under Brian Daboll.

Per reporting around the NFL, Daboll has been fired as the head coach of the Giants. ESPN’s Adam Schefter and Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network were among the first to report the decision this morning out of NYC.

With that, OC Mike Kafka has been reported as the Giants’ interim head coach, per Mike Garafolo also of the NFL Network. He has been New York’s offensive coordinator for the duration of Daboll’s tenure.

Daboll ends his tenure with an overall record of 20-40-1 (.336), being the fifth-worst win percentage all-time for a coach of the franchise and the worst of the anyone with as many games as he had on their sideline, since he made his head coaching debut in 2022. That was his only winning campaign as New York was 9-7-1 (.559) with a seven-point win in the NFC Wild Card over the Minnesota Vikings before losing by 31 to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Divisional. In his other two and a half seasons since combined, the Giants, being among the league’s worst on both sides of the ball during that span, have been 11-33 (.250).

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