SEPT 21 INJURY UPDATE The Giants have added pass-rusher Brian Burns to their injury report and he is listed as questionable with a groin injury as it regards Sunday’s Week 3 gam

Former NFL defensive lineman Chris Canty, who spent the 2009-2012 seasons with the New York Giants, believes that the future of Giants head coach Brian Daboll is bleak. Cany, now an analyst for ESPN,

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New York Giants coach Brian Daboll spent a lot of his postgame interview with the media preaching about improvement following Thursday’s 20-15 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. That’s a hard message to absorb after the Giants lost their seventh-straight game against their archrivals and the 14th game in the past 15 meetings.

Giants head coach Brian Daboll explains why his team is not moving forward with a losing mentality, despite falling to 1-3 in Week 4.

Everything New York Giants head coach Brian DaBoll said to the media after losing 20-15 to the Dallas Cowboys o n Thursday night. Quotes courtesy of the New York Giants media relations staff:

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll is “proud of” QB Daniel Jones for his performance over the past three weeks: “He’s been locked in.”

Fortunately for the Giants, their defense held the Browns to a three-and-out on the ensuing drive, the Browns never crossing into Giants' territory. New York then sealed the win on the game's final drive when running back Devin Singletary burst through the right end for a 43-yard run before giving himself up at the 1-yard-line.

Chris Canty thinks Daboll has coached himself out of a job, but there are too many games left for that to be the case

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll refused to commit to Greg Joseph as the team’s starting kicker in Week 4 against Dallas.