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Brian Daboll addressed the state of the New York Giants following the conclusion of the NFL season, outlining priorities for evaluation and preparation ahead of the offseason. Team officials said the head coach met with players and staff in recent days as the organization begins its annual review of performance, roster construction, and coaching operations.
Brian Daboll, who was hired by the Giants in 2022, said the organization is focused on a comprehensive assessment after a challenging campaign marked by injuries and inconsistency, according to remarks released by the team. He emphasized internal evaluations across all units, including offense, defense, and special teams.
The Giants finished the season outside playoff contention, prompting renewed scrutiny of player development and long-term strategy. Team executives said the offseason process will include film study, medical evaluations, and coordination with the front office ahead of free agency and the NFL Draft.
General manager Joe Schoen said in a team statement that collaboration between the coaching staff and personnel department remains central to the club’s approach. He added that decisions will be guided by performance data and long-term competitiveness.
Brian Daboll previously led the Giants to a playoff appearance in his first season, earning league-wide recognition, but the franchise has since sought to regain momentum amid roster turnover and quarterback uncertainty. Officials said planning for the offseason program and scouting calendar is already underway.
The team is expected to provide further updates as offseason activities progress. The story is developing.
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