Brutal Brian Daboll decision might be the one that finally gets him fired
New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll made a decisive and costly mistake in Chicago that could signal the final chapter of his tenure with Big Blue. The team’s 24-20 loss to the Chicago Bears underscored once again that the Giants are adrift and that Daboll is struggling to keep control.
While both the defense and offense have shown weaknesses, the ongoing pattern of the same issues week after week points directly to the top. At some point, coordinators cannot absorb all the blame. The Week 10 loss was a reflection of Daboll’s leadership failings more than anyone else's.
"The Giants had the perfect chance to ice the game early in the fourth quarter, but a terrible decision by Dabs all but cost them the opportunity to steal a win on the road."
With a little over ten minutes left in the game — moments after rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart exited with a concussion — veteran Russell Wilson guided the offense down the field, setting up a promising fourth-down situation at the Bears’ one-yard line. What should have been a momentum-shifting moment turned instead into a costly misstep that likely tightened the scrutiny on Daboll’s future.
Author’s Summary
Brian Daboll’s questionable call in Chicago deepens concerns over his leadership as the Giants continue to spiral, putting his head coaching job in serious jeopardy.