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Odds on next head coach of the Giants after the Schoen announcement via @oddschecker:

Daboll +110
Flores +400
Frazier +600
Pederson +700

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They like 4 coaches...


Well that narrows it down

fu*k Pederson

I dont want his bum a*s as coach

okay gmen you can only REALLY like one

biscuit said They like 4 coaches... Well that narrows it down

That’s what the interviews are for.

Stupendamatic said That’s what the interviews are for.

It might as well be 10.


It tells us nothing

biscuit said It might as well be 10. It tells us nothing

Sure it does. That out of the dozens of people getting head coaching interviews accross the league, these 4 have the best odds from what beat writers are hearing, with Daboll being the favorite.

Stupendamatic said Sure it does. That out of the dozens of people getting head coaching interviews accross the league, these 4 have the best odds from what beat writers are hearing, with Daboll being the favorite.

So how many did the Giants interview


If it was 4 coaches, this thread is pointless.


They like them all.


Put more into the thread so we can have an idea. That's the point.

biscuit said So how many did the Giants interview If it was 4 coaches, this thread is pointless. They like them all. Put more into the thread so we can have an idea. That's the point.

They haven’t interviewed anyone. Had to get a GM first.

Giants interview Bills OC Brian Daboll for head coach

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll became the first candidate to interview for the Giants' head coaching position.
Daboll, 46, spoke Friday evening via videoconferencing with team president John Mara, chairman Steve Tisch and Joe Schoen, who was hired as the Giants’ new general manager.
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Schoen and Daboll have worked together with the Bills for the last four seasons.
In 2021, Daboll's offense excelled as Buffalo won its second straight AFC East title with an 11-6 record. The Bills finished third in the NFL with 28.4 points a game and fifth with 381.9 yards a game. Quarterback Josh Allen finished sixth in the league with a franchise-record 409 completions, seventh with 36 touchdown passes and eighth with 4,407 yards. Allen's favorite target, wide receiver Stefon Diggs, caught 103 passes for 1,225 yards and 10 touchdowns.
The Bills routed New England last week in a wild card playoff game and will face the defending AFC champion Chiefs on Sunday in Kansas City in a divisional round game.
In 2020, Daboll was voted the AP's NFL a*sistant Coach of the Year after the Bills finished 13-3 and unseated longtime powerhouse New England atop the division. Allen finished second in the NFL most valuable player voting after setting Buffalo single season franchise records with 4,544 yards, 37 touchdown passes, a 69.2 completion percentage and a 107.2 passer rating.
Daboll joined the Bills in 2018 after helping lead Alabama to its 17th national championship in 2017. He was the Crimson Tide's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach that season.
Daboll has 20 years of NFL coaching experience. He spent 11 seasons with the New England Patriots (2000-06, 2013-16) in a variety of roles and helped the franchise win five Super Bowls (XXXVI, x*xVIII, x*xIX, XLIX and LI). Daboll has been an offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns (2009-10), Miami Dolphins (2011) and Chiefs (2012). He was also the Jets' quarterbacks coach in 2007-08.
Prior to entering the NFL, Daboll spent one year (1997) as a volunteer a*sistant at the College of William & Mary – where he first met Bills coach Sean McDermott - before serving two seasons (1998-99) as a graduate a*sistant for Nick Saban at Michigan State.
A 1997 graduate of the University of Rochester, Daboll was a two-year starter for the YellowJackets at safety.
He and his wife Beth have five children, Mark, Christian, Aiden, Haven and Avery.

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It should be Flores. But I think they tryna gas the sh*t with speculation and hype in order to get across this idea of prestige that this is a sought after job after the the owners and FO tanked the public’s idea that this is a well run org due to the last three hires since coughlin.

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Just tryna to keep them (media) guessing. Whatever keep their name in the news.

16 playoff appearances in 56 years. A few lucky wins and the parcells era. That’s all the giants are. No one respects y’all. Glorified Jets

Doc Goblin said It should be Flores. But I think they tryna gas the sh*t with speculation and hype in order to get across this idea of prestige that this is a sought after job after the the owners and FO tanked the public’s idea that this is a well run org due to the last three hires since coughlin. view image Just tryna to keep them (media) guessing. Whatever keep their name in the news.

It is a sought after job, it’s the New York Giants, the biggest media market in the world and a historic and foundational franchise to the league. The failures of recent doesn’t erase any of that. They are still one of only a handful of teams to win multiple Super Bowls this century, and the only franchise to have won a Super Bowl in the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s.

Mara wants Flores, and Schoen wants Daboll
That's where we're at with it. We just interviewed Leslie Frazier btw

They not hiring the black guy

Stupendamatic said It is a sought after job, it’s the New York Giants, the biggest media market in the world and a historic and foundational franchise to the league. The failures of recent doesn’t erase any of that. They are still one of only a handful of teams to win multiple Super Bowls this century, and the only franchise to have won a Super Bowl in the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s.

Nobody said it isn’t.

But the coaching market ain’t that hard to see who can do what and how well they can do it.

Right now, the Mara’s are doing damage control. You don’t need to be interviewing allllll these people for head coach. GM, I could understand. That’s a lot harder.

But this is some fu*king gas. The Giants aren’t the Steelers. They don’t carry the weight of Green Bay or even Chicago.

The Giants for the past 20, have been a borderline sh*tshow. I’m A supporter of the team.

They are the definition of

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The problem is for a LONG time the Maras have been viewed as one of the great families of the NFL. Until now. The cracks have been getting bigger and bigger. The frustration is coming out. Not that they can’t and dont know how to win. They have haven’t picked the people and found ways to get the most out of their roster choices.

So now people looking at the Maras like they goofy and they kind of are. But more importantly, the public looking at that job like it’s the borderline sh*tshow. It’s been and saying is it worth it.

All this gas ? For a coach ? It’s damage control.

The giants ain’t top shelf like that. We all know that.

Doc Goblin said Nobody said it isn’t. But the coaching market ain’t that hard to see who can do what and how well they can do it. Right now, the Mara’s are doing damage control. You don’t need to be interviewing allllll these people for head coach. GM, I could understand. That’s a lot harder. But this is some fu*king gas. The Giants aren’t the Steelers. They don’t carry the weight of Green Bay or even Chicago. The Giants for the past 20, have been a borderline sh*tshow. I’m A supporter of the team. They are the definition of view image The problem is for a LONG time the Maras have been viewed as one of the great families of the NFL. Until now. The cracks have been getting bigger and bigger. The frustration is coming out. Not that they can’t and dont know how to win. They have haven’t picked the people and found ways to get the most out of their roster choices. So now people looking at the Maras like they goofy and they kind of are. But more importantly, the public looking at that job like it’s the borderline sh*tshow. It’s been and saying is it worth it. All this gas ? For a coach ? It’s damage control. The giants ain’t top shelf like that. We all know that.

What gas are you speaking of? Be specific and not vague please.

And allllll these candidates? You seem smart enough to know it’s common practice for teams to interview a lot of candidates.

And this is 100% false “ The Giants aren’t the Steelers. They don’t carry the weight of Green Bay or even Chicago.”

Stupendamatic said What gas are you speaking of? Be specific and not vague please. And allllll these candidates? You seem smart enough to know it’s common practice for teams to interview a lot of candidates.

It’s Hype.

It’s to convey the idea the giants are going HARd to find the right guy. Like you said I’m smart and so are you too. This is the common process.

We know this. But the media and news around this is going hard as hell like they wasn’t trying to find the best guy last time and before that and before that.

It’s the Maras, they took a hit last season in the eyes of the public by touting up the patriots man as THE guy and he wasn’t THE guy. At least not for them.

Doc Goblin said It’s Hype. It’s to convey the idea the giants are going HARd to find the right guy. Like you said I’m smart and so are you too. This is the common process. We know this. But the media and news around this is going hard as hell like they wasn’t trying to find the best guy last time and before that and before that. It’s the Maras, they took a hit last season in the eyes of the public by touting up the patriots man as THE guy and he wasn’t THE guy. At least not for them.

And there’s nothing wrong with that to me, it’s not a negative in my eyes to have them evaluate their process and look themselves in the mirror to see what they did wrong in the process last time that has led us to this point. Now if Mara/Tisch we’re stubborn and went about it the same way, that’s a different story, but that’s not the case.

Agree to disagree on this but I always enjoy the discussion

Stupendamatic said And there’s nothing wrong with that to me, it’s not a negative in my eyes to have them evaluate their process and look themselves in the mirror to see what they did wrong in the process last time that has led us to this point. Now if Mara/Tisch we’re stubborn and went about it the same way, that’s a different story, but that’s not the case. Agree to disagree on this but I always enjoy the discussion

No problem.