The 100th season of the New York Giants was meant to be a celebration of the team’s history but has turned into a season of historic losing. With a record of 2-10 and seven straight losses, questions have been raised about whether this is the worst team in the franchise’s history. Owner John Mara’s hopes for a successful season have fallen flat as the Giants face the possibility of setting several unwanted records.
The team may end up with their worst record in a 16 or 17-game season, go winless in the NFC East for the first time, be winless at home for the first time since 1974, and finish with the fewest points scored in the NFL since 1953. The Giants also risk setting a franchise record for the longest losing streak in a season.
Despite the challenges, general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll are committed to improving the team’s performance. Daboll, who joined the team 1,033 days ago, expressed confidence in the team’s ability to turn things around and end the season on a positive note. As the Giants continue to struggle on the field, they hope to avoid further embarrassment and salvage the centennial season.
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