Giants are 2-8 at the bye week. Team brass is being questioned. But cleaning house yet again would be shortsighted and an emotional overreaction.

Elevating Daniel Jones became Plan B for Joe Schoen and Brian Daboll after their failed attempt to land Drake Maye as their own first franchise quarterback. It has not happened even after drafting Jones his first No. 1 receiver in Malik Nabers and building an experienced offensive line and Daboll taking over the play calling.

Nothing about the Giants signals things are headed in the right direction. They are regressing in Year 3 of this regime.

Should the Giants bench Jones, their options are Drew Lock (now on his third NFL team) and Tommy DeVito, the Jersey man of legend from 2023. It therefore feels unlikely the savior for this squad is currently on the roster. Lock and DeVito are mostly known quantities at this point and they are not even guaranteed to be better than Jones.

New York Giants receiver Jalin Hyatt had the best game of his second NFL season in Week 10 against the Carolina Panthers.

The Giants, now 2-8 and on a five-game losing streak, will mull over who will be the starter going forward between Jones, backup Drew Lock and third-stringer Tommy DeVito.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll finally appears ready to consider doing something he probably should've done a while ago: Bench Daniel Jones. In the wake of New York's deflating 20-17 loss to the Carolina Panthers,

The 2-8 New York Giants have lost five straight games amid a season that hit rock bottom Sunday with a 20-17 overtime loss to the 3-7 Carolina Panthers

Under a rock? That’s where the Giants already are, in the NFL’s basement — where Schoen’s mistakes have put them.

Losers of five straight, the Giants have not won a game since John Mara issued a vote of confidence in the Joe Schoen-Brian Daboll regime.

Gio and Jerry agree that Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen haven’t lost the Giants players, and they should be given a chance to see their vision through.