Overview
- New York announced the move a day after a 20–24 loss to the Bears in which a 10-point lead disappeared late.
- Offensive coordinator Mike Kafka steps in on an interim basis for the remainder of the season.
- Co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch called recent seasons disappointing and said they take responsibility for unmet expectations.
- Joe Schoen remains general manager and will lead the process to hire a permanent head coach.
- This is the NFL’s first head-coach firing of the season after Week 10.