NFL Rumors: Mara, Giants 'Want' to Keep Brian Daboll, Joe Schoen amid Hot-Seat Buzz

The New York Giants are just one loss away from posting one of their worst seasons in franchise history, but they might have the same head coach heading into the 2025 season.

On ESPN's Get Up on Monday, insider Adam Schefter reported that owner John Mara wants to keep head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen despite the team's struggles.

"John Mara has said that he wants to be patient, he wants to give them time, he wants to give them a chance, and they have really wanted to keep the same thing going here," Schefter said (9:50 mark). "Consistency. Now, that doesn't mean they ultimately will. There are going to be conversations after the season, but there's a feeling in that building that they want to run the course and keep things the same and move forward with these guys. We'll see whether they actually do that."

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer also reported that Mara "really wants to stay the course with" Schoen and Daboll but is "also realistic about where the team is." Breer noted that Mara "will sit down with both guys soon to hear out their plan going forward and make a decision from there."

The Giants were on a 10-game losing streak before defeating the Indianapolis Colts 45-33 in their best offensive performance of the season on Sunday. Though the victory could serve as a morale boost heading into the offseason, it also costs them the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL draft.

New York is now gearing up for an offseason that will see it start over with a new quarterback after Daniel Jones' exit. It won't be an entirely fresh start for the Giants, however, if Daboll and Schoen are still in town.