That raised the heat on head coach Brian Daboll again, and a viral rumor after the game said Daboll was fired. No, the Giants have not fired Brian Daboll. That account is known for posting fake news that is meant to capture the mood of the moment and get engagement.

The Giants lost another winnable game on Sunday, dropping to 2-8 on the season, and the calls for coach Brian Daboll's job have officially begun. Of course, such discontent is familiar territory for Giants fans, who also endured a 3–14 record and a weird quarterback carousel in 2024.

The Giants coach consistently finds a way to lose winnable games.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll has arguably been on the hot seat for well over a year now, and things only intensified on Sunday.

Greg Olsen didn't waste any time giving Brian Daboll some blame after the Giants blew a lead against the Bears.

With the Giants suffering another defeat snatched from the jaws of victory on Sunday, some will wonder whether Giants coach Brian Daboll is on the verge of having his time with the team end.

The Giants’ 19-point collapse against the Denver Broncos in Week 7 led to head coach Brian Daboll being fired by ownership, a decision that was later reversed, according to radio host Shaun Morash of WFAN.

This comes after Shaun Morash reported that Giants owner John Mara was set to fire Daboll after the team suffered a fourth-quarter collapse against the Broncos. After entering the final period with a 19-0 advantage, the Giants lost 33-32 after committing a series of mistakes.