Daniel Jones, Malik Nabers, Brian Burns and Dexter Lawrence, four of the franchise’s biggest investments and most important players, rose to the occasion in their first win of the season on

Things are bad for the Giants right now. They could soon get much worse. And if that happens, coach Brian Daboll might not make it through September of his hot-seat third season. The Giants are 0-2, having suffered two horrific losses (in winnable games) to open the season — at home against the Vikings and on the road against the Commanders.

Several New York Giants players have reportedly begun to express a private concern over Brian Daboll and his handle on the locker room.

Following the New York Giants' 0-2 start to their regular NFL season, some voices are saying head coach Brian Daboll is in the hot seat.

The Browns went on the road last week and put an ugly opener in their rearview mirror. On Sunday, they'll host the New York Giants, who might be welcoming a chance to stay away from their fans for a second straight week.

The Giants didn’t have a kicking alternative and managed only 18 points on three touchdowns after Graham Gano’s injury on the opening kickoff of Sunday’s loss to the Commanders.

During practice last week, Malik Nabers approached Brian Daboll with an idea. Nabers had seen something intriguing while studying film of Browns cornerback Martin Emerson: He often tries to undercut routes at the top of the end zone.

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