These three executives enter 2026 with uncomfortable questions surrounding the teams they built.
Two months ago, the Giants came to an agreement with general manager Joe Schoen on a multi-year extension, keeping him in New York alongside new head coach John Harbaugh.
Word has it that new Giants coach John Harbaugh is getting along just fine with Giants GM Joe Schoen. But how long will that last?
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Last month, questions about Joe Schoen‘s future were put to rest. The Giants finalized a multiyear extension agreement with their much-maligned general manager.
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Giants fans were stunned to learn in May that general manager Schoen had signed a multiyear contract extension to stay in his role.
Giants GM Joe Schoen said he believes WR Malik Nabers will be ready for Week 1 after having surgery in October to repair his torn ACL, then having another surgery to remove scar tissue that was causing stiffness.
Some are wondering if Nabers is truly behind schedule in his recovery after he needed a "clean-up" procedure related to the torn ACL and torn meniscus he suffered on Sept. 28, 2025.
Former Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott does not have a head coaching job for 2026, meaning he has the freedom to check out things around the rest of the league.
There's reason for optimism in New York, but not everybody believes that Schoen should be the guy moving forward.
The Giants surprised many when they signed Schoen to an extension.
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While previous reports suggested that New York Giants head coach and true head of football operations John Harbaugh could dismiss general manager Joe Schoen
The New York Giants are 22-45-1 under general manager Joe Schoen. They made the playoffs in his first year on the job, but they haven't sniffed them since.
The New York Giants have finally made a decision regarding the future of general manager Joe Schoen.
Numerous reports surfaced in late April suggesting that Giants head coach and true head of football operations John Harbaugh could part ways with general manager Joe Schoen in May.
The long-term future of Giants GM Joe Schoen is seemingly still up in the air.
New York Giants reporter Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News said on multiple occasions that Giants head coach and true head of football operations John
The Giants went 13-38 under Schoen's leadership from the start of the 2023 season through the 2025 campaign.
While the 2022 Giants made the playoffs and notched a postseason win in Schoen's first campaign with the organization, the club more recently went 13-38 under the executive's leadership.
Harbaugh is reporting directly to team co-owner John Mara instead of Schoen.
The Giants have gone 13-38 from 2023 through the 2025 season.
Schoen has put together teams that were within one loss of securing the No. 1 overall pick in back-to-back seasons.
The Giants have gone 11-36 since the start of the 2023 season.
New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen doesn't have a ton of wiggle room as his team finishes out his fourth season on the job.
Schoen's future was called into question when the team parted ways with head coach Brian Daboll.
Schoen was retained when the team parted ways with head coach Brian Daboll, but does that mean his job is secure?
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