Giants Struggle in Loss to Bengals

The New York Giants are struggling offensively under head coach Brian Daboll, who has yet to transform quarterback Daniel Jones into a consistent performer. In a recent game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the Giants' offense managed only 7 points despite a strong defensive showing, leading to criticism of Daboll's coaching and play-calling. The team's lack of scoring is concerning, as they average just 16 points per game, with only one touchdown scored in the last 12 quarters at home. The absence of rookie playmaker Malik Nabers due to a concussion has exacerbated their offensive woes, prompting speculation about potential organizational changes if he does not return soon. While Daboll's tenure began promisingly, winning Coach of the Year after leading the Giants to the playoffs, the team's current performance has led to calls for his job, despite a belief that he deserves more time to fix the issues. Owner John Mara's stoic demeanor after the latest loss reflects the growing frustration within the organization as they sit last in their division with a 2-4 record.