Giants' head coach search might end with the Super Bowl legend they already know

Steve Spagnuolo's qualifications aren't the question. The Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator has a stronger resume than almost any candidate who could be considered for a head coaching position these days in the National Football League. But a few factors have kept him out of the carousel of rumors for the last several years. That might not be the case anymore. Spagnuolo's success as the Chiefs DC has elevated his status considerably, with three more rings coming after his first Super Bowl win with the New York Giants. His body of work has even brought up the idea of his potential inclusion in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, a rare notion considering his status as coordinator. But it's possible he might get to add to his resume as a head coach once again. The Giants cut ties with head coach Brian Daboll after their record fell to 2-8 this season. Daboll's three-win effort in 2024 and career record of 20-40 with the team made it an easy call to move on. In his wake, the Giants are wondering where to go n