It makes no sense for coach Brian Daboll to worry about his job status with the New York Giants. The Giants (2-10) are riding a seven-game losing streak and became the first team to be eliminated from playoff contention this season with a 27-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys (5-7) on Thanksgiving.

It also would mean three straight hires by co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch would be second, third, and fourth on that list — Pat Shurmur (.281), Joe Judge (.303), and Daboll. Bill Arnsparger is No. 1 (.200).

The Giants (2-10) lost to the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day, extending their season-long streak to seven straight setbacks.

I feel like he was brought here for a reason, and it will be the biggest waste of three years,” McMonigle said. “If they fire Daboll, never give him a QB, bring in someone else and have that someone else draft a QB – what the hell was he here for?

New York Giants head coach isn't currently worried about his long-term future with the New York Giants. The Giants dropped to 2-10 with Thursday's 27-20

Thanksgiving loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Brian Daboll, however, isn't fretting his job status moving forward.

The bold move, and the right one for NY Giants, is to give this regime another shot at pulling the organization out of this tail spin with conviction.

There are several reasons why Giants general manager Joe Schoen and coach Brian Daboll could get fired — perhaps even before the end of this season. Beyond just the team’s 2-9 record (and six-game losing streak) — which follows last season’s 6-11 debacle — this regime has been horrific against the NFC East.