Giants Fans Escalate Protests with Aerial Messages Demanding Leadership Overhaul

Two consecutive weeks of banner-flying planes over MetLife Stadium highlight frustration with the team's worst season in years and call for sweeping changes.

The New York Giants suffered their ninth straight loss, falling to the Baltimore Ravens 35-14, extending their record to 2-12 and tying a franchise-worst losing streak.
For the second consecutive week, fans hired planes to fly banners over MetLife Stadium, demanding owner John Mara to 'fire everyone' in the organization.
Head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen face mounting criticism as the Giants are winless at home this season and have struggled under their leadership since 2022.
The Giants are projected to secure a top-two pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but analysts note the draft lacks elite quarterback prospects, complicating their rebuilding efforts.
Player performances, including rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers' standout season, offer rare bright spots, but fans remain disillusioned with the team's direction.