New York Giants
Kevin Stefanski interviews on Wednesday for the New York Giants head coaching job, kicking off a search that was reshaped on Tuesday evening by the Baltimore Ravens’ stunning firing of John Harbaugh.
General manager Joe Schoen said on Monday that the Giants “would cast a wide net” in their search for a coach to replace Brian Daboll, fired in the middle of the 2025 season. He did, though, indicate there were benefits to hiring an experienced head coach.
“The deep dive on the research, people that have worked with these individuals, I think is very important. Looking, talking to players,...
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The New York Giants lost more than a player when rookie running back Cam Skattebo suffered his gruesome ankle injury.
They lost one of the most exciting players to wear a Giants’ uniform in years, as well as a player who seemed to be his quarterback’s soulmate. The Giants still went on to put up points and come away with a bunch of near-wins, but it just wasn’t the same.
The duo of Skattebo and Jaxson Dart had taken the league by storm, but now Skattebo has to focus on getting back on the field and help his team execute...
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The New York Giants are searching for a new head coach. As they went 7-27 over the past two seasons, the Giants seemed to be a team that lacked accountability, real standards, and the leadership to succeed.
Players clearly want that to change. Here is what players said about what they want in the next head coach on Monday as they packed their belongings into boxes to head into another offseason too long for anyone’s liking.
Wide receiver Darius Slayton:
“Somebody that’s Tom Coughlin-esque. He brought a lot of things to this organization. It’s no mistake why he won when...
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The Baltimore Ravens have fired long-time head coach John Harbaugh.
The New York Giants have reportedly had conversations regarding Harbaugh with respect to their vacant head coaching position. It’s expected that the Harbaugh would be the top candidate, hurdling former Browns coach Kevin Stefanski.
While nothing has been announced yet, Harbaugh could be scheduled for am immediate in-person interview as an unemployed candidate.
The Ravens have become the seventh team to have a head coaching vacancy after firing Harbaugh. The Giants have widely been regarded as having the top opening, but the Ravens are clear competition for the top candidates...
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The New York Giants will be interviewing former Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski for their own vacant head coaching position.
This news, which was first reported by Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, is completely expected. Art Stapleton quickly confirmed the report, adding that Stefanski would be interviewing Wednesday.
As an unemployed coach, Stefanksi is eligible for in-person interviews at any time, hence his quick appearance in New York.
It was widely speculated even before Stefanski was fired that Stefanski would be a top target for the Giants’ coaching search should he become available.
Stefanski, 44,...
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The New York Giants have reportedly requested permission to interview Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo for their vacant head coaching position.
Anarumo becoming a candidate for the Giants’ job is not a surprise. He ties to GM Joe Schoen from their days together with the Miami Dolphins, was a Giants’ assistant coach under Pat Shurmur in 2018, has a son working for the team as a scout, and is a Staten Island native. Anarumo interviewed for the job in 2022 before it went to Brian Daboll.
Anarumo, 59, was interim defensive coordinator for the Dolphins in 2015, defensive coordinator...
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Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Vance Joseph will reportedly get an interview for the New York Giants vacant head coaching job. Joseph joins interim head coach Mike Kafka and former Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury as candidates expected to interview for the job.
If the Giants want Joseph, it appears they will have competition. Adam Schefter reported that Joseph will reportedly interview for openings with the Las Vegas Raiders, Arizona Cardinals, and Tennessee Titans, as well as the Giants.
Joseph, 53, was head coach of the Broncos in 2017 and 2018, compiling a, 11-21 record (.344 winning percentage).
Joseph has...
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Kliff Kingsbury is leaving his job as Washington Commanders offensive coordinator to “pursue other opportunities.” One of those opportunities is likely to be with the New York Giants, where Kingsbury is expected to interview for the team’s vacant head-coaching position.
Kingsbury was offensive coordinator with Washington the past two seasons. His parting with the Commanders was described as a mutual decision between Kingsbury and Washington head coach Dan Quinn.
Kingsbury was praised for his work with the Commanders during Jayden Daniels’ 2024 rookie season as Washington went to the playoffs and had one of the league’s better offenses. With Daniels...
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The 2025 NFL season is finally in the books, and we now know that the New York Giants hold the fifth overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
As the fifth team to put in their selection, there will only be four players the Giants won’t be able to draft — that’s just math. The trick will be figuring out which four players will be off the board when the Giants are on the clock.
The Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets, and Arizona Cardinals have the first three selections, and each is pretty desperate for a quarterback. The question...
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Mike Kafka, who spent the final seven games of the 2025 season in the role of interim head coach for the New York Giants, was in an awkward position on Monday. Kafka, who doesn’t know if he will be the head coach next season, the offensive coordinator, fired, or will end up getting an offer to work elsewhere, was trotted out by the Giants to speak a hungry media waiting anxiously to grill GM Joe Schoen.
Kafka, basically, was served up as the appetizer.
As he has done everything else in the two months since taking over from the fired...
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The New York Giants finished their season on a two-game winning streak after defeating the Dallas Cowboys, 34-17, Sunday at MetLife Stadium. The win dropped the Giants down the draft board and also, technically, broke Dak Prescott’s stranglehold on the Giants, albeit Prescott did not play in the second half. Anyways, here’s the final five plays of the 2025 season:
The Giants rightfully benched Tae Banks after this abysmal effort (if I had a nickel every time that was said…)
Payton replaced Banks and had a crucial fourth-down one-on-one pass breakup against...
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