Brian Daboll Faces High Pressure as Giants Struggle Amid Controversial Calls

The New York Giants, under head coach Brian Daboll, are facing a challenging season, now standing at 2-6 after a decisive loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Giants suffered the loss of key rookie running back Cam Skattebo to a severe ankle injury, further complicating their efforts to compete. Daboll has expressed significant frustration with officiating, notably after a controversial offensive pass interference call nullified a potential touchdown from quarterback Jaxson Dart to Darius Slayton, and a disputed ruling on a fumble by Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts on the "Tush Push" play, which was ruled forward progress, negating a turnover. These calls have intensified pressure on Daboll, who is fighting to keep his job amidst the team's ongoing struggles and poor record under his leadership. Despite these setbacks, rookie QB Jaxson Dart remains committed to leading the team, though the absence of key playmakers and the increasing defensive pressure pose serious challenges for the Giants' remainder of the season. Daboll’s coaching tenure with the Giants now faces critical scrutiny as the team seeks to rebound in upcoming games.