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 Schoen/Daboll regime has been under scrutiny all offseason, and an 0-2 start to the season hasn't helped their cases. But they duo may have more to worry about than just wins and losses when it comes to keeping their jobs through and/or beyond the current season.

The New York Giants are a familiar 0-2 to start the season and their upcoming schedule offers no immediate reprieve. They are 6.5-point road underdogs against the Cleveland Browns this Sunday and then have a quick turnaround against the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday night.

Gano, who was already dealing with a groin injury, injured his hamstring on the first kickoff, essentially forcing the Giants to go without a field goal against the Washington Commanders kicker because Daboll didn’t trust punter Jamie Gillian,

The New York Giants’ 2024-25 regular season is not off to the start they hoped for. The Giants are 0-2 after being blown out in Week 1 and losing in the final seconds to their division rivals in Week 2.

Graham Gano thinks it is “pretty ridiculous” that New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll has faced a firestorm of criticism in the wake of Gano’s unfortunate hamstring injury on the first play of last Sunday’s loss to the Washington Commanders.

The New York Giants may be struggling over the last couple of years under head coach Brian Daboll, but he hasn't lost the locker room. On Wednesday, Giants kicker Graham Gano defended his head coach who was ripped by the media for not activating an extra kicker ahead of Week 2's loss to Washington.