Giants Consider Changes After Historic Eighth Loss

The New York Giants are in a precarious position after becoming the first NFL team to lose eight games this season, following a 20-17 overtime defeat to the Carolina Panthers in Munich. Despite this poor performance, co-owner John Mara previously stated he would not make major changes this season, but the team's ongoing struggles might force a reevaluation. There is growing speculation about head coach Brian Daboll’s future, with some suggesting potential replacements if the Giants decide to part ways with him. Options include Todd Monken, known for his dynamic offensive schemes, and even a possible return of Bill Belichick, who has historical ties with the Giants. The team's performance has not matched Daboll’s initial success, leaving questions about quarterback Daniel Jones’ viability and the overall direction of the franchise.