The Giants were referred to as “f—” by Malik Nabers.
Dexter Lawrence echoed this, saying that on Sunday, they were thoroughly thrashed.
When questioned about their crushing loss, Brian Burns responded, “That’s a–.”
According to Jermaine Eluemunor, not everyone is giving it their all.
It appears that the 2024 Giants have given up on coach Brian Daboll. The Buccaneers’ 30-7 defeat on Sunday only fueled the fire.
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To begin with, Daboll’s strategy was terrible. Tommy DeVito, the new starter who replaced the recently-cut Giants, appeared lifeless as the team lost 290 to 45 at the end of the first half. The Giants are currently 2-9.Daniel Joneson, who took over on Monday.
On Sunday, November 24, 2024, in East Rutherford, the New York Giants (l to r) Greg Van Roten (74), offensive tackle Evan Neal (73), quarterback Tommy DeVito (15, center), guard Jon Runyan (76), and center John Michael Schmitz Jr. (61) following the Giants’ turnover of the ball on downs to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the first half. NJ.com | NJ Advance Media | N.J. Andrew Mills
His decision to not target star rookie wideout Malik Nabersin in the first half was possibly the most perplexing one he made. After the game, the 2024 first-round pick was understandably furious about this.
At 30-0, I begin to get the ball. You want me to do what? noted Nabers, who had six catches for 64 yards at the end of the game.
When asked why he believed he wasn’t the target, Nabers blamed Daboll, saying, “I don’t know.” Discuss that matter with Dabes.
The coach is directly to blame for the obvious tensions in the locker room.
For example, why did Daboll fail to adequately inform his team’s offensive future of the cause behind his decline in targets?
Why did he prolong the Jones drama for a whole week, adding to the clown show?
Why did he pick backup Drew Lock, who was the backup all year, over DeVito, who once again looked awful?
It’s obvious that Daboll struggles to convey critical issues to his squad. And when they play playoff clubs like the Ravens, Falcons, and Eagles in the next six weeks, things will only get worse.
At this pace, Daboll and company will struggle against the four-win Cowboys, who they play on Thanksgiving, and the Saints over the next two weeks. Heck, forget about the playoff teams.
The point is that it already looks like the Giants locker room is in danger of collapsing. No matter what happens to Daboll after the season, it’s awful news since he will lose them all before the end if he can’t quickly restore control.
The Giants will have to start over if Daboll is fired by co-owner John Mara, who handed him an uncalled vote of confidence in late October. Team leaders like Burns, Lawrence, and others might not like that.
Players may harbor animosity toward him, which could carry over into the following season, if Mara continues to support him despite the Giants’ ongoing defeats. It would undoubtedly result in another poor record to cling to a coach that has lost the room.
This is a serious problem. Additionally, the Giants run the risk of fostering a bad culture that is difficult for teams to overcome, even though they could be better off losing in order to obtain a better draft pick.
In conclusion, before making yet another rash, emotional choice, Mara had better conduct his research in the locker room to see if Daboll is the right man.
It doesn’t seem like he is based on Sunday’s postgame remarks.
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