It flew across a clear blue sky Sunday morning, 90 minutes before the Giants faced the Saints at MetLife Stadium.
A small plane says, “Mr. Mara, enough is enough – please fix this dumpster fire.”
Yes, that's very bad.
The Giants enter the game with a 2-10 record and are on pace for one of the worst seasons in franchise history as they “celebrate” their 100th season.
The last time a banner flew overhead with such negative feedback from disgruntled fans was back in 1978, when a plane in the third quarter of a game against the Cardinals at Giants Stadium said, “15 years of terrible… They held up a banner that read “Football…We Are.'' That's enough. ”
The Giants' owner took that message to heart, and the hiring of George Young as general manager was the main driver of the franchise's rebuild, which enacted a major shake-up.
It remains to be seen what will happen to this year's team.
Giants co-owner John Mara made no changes to general manager Joe Schon and head coach Brian Daboll during the season and plans to make them in 2025 when the team was 2-5. He claimed that there was no such thing.
The Giants are currently on a seven-game losing streak, and if they lose their remaining games and finish 2-15, it will be difficult for Mara to keep his promise.
