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Offense? Defense? NFL Experience? Giants to Cast a Wide Net in Their Coaching Search
The Giants seek a new leader to improve a 7-27 record over two seasons and develop rookie QB Jaxson Dart among a deep pool of candidates, GM Joe Schoen said.
- The New York Giants launched a head-coach search after the season ended, with GM Joe Schoen saying, `Having this runway has really helped`.
- The search is urgent because the New York Giants must reverse a 7-27 stretch and help franchise quarterback Jaxson Dart develop after a mixed rookie season.
- The Giants can interview candidates remotely as early as Wednesday, with Wild Card candidates scheduled for Jan. 13 or 14, and in-person sessions starting Jan. 19, Schoen said.
- Owners John Mara and Steve Tisch will make the final hiring decision while GM Joe Schoen runs the search, and interim coach Mike Kafka will receive a courtesy interview after coaching the last seven games.
- Amid broader coaching turnover, six head-coaching openings exist leaguewide, while the New York Giants have had seven coaches since Tom Coughlin and a.300 winning percentage.
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Offense? Defense? NFL experience? Giants to cast a wide net in their coaching search
The New York Giants expect to cast a wide net in the search for their next coach. General manager Joe Schoen said the organization would not limit candidates to offensive or defensive expertise or require previous NFL head coaching experience.…
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