In a recent press conference, New York Giants General Manager Joe Schoen expressed a steadfast confidence in his leadership, despite the team’s current struggles.

Following a vote of confidence from owner John Mara last month, Schoen stated on Tuesday that he remains secure in his position, believing the ongoing five-game losing streak hasn’t altered his status within the organization.

When asked if he expects to be with the Giants for the 2025 season, Schoen didn’t hesitate, responding with a resounding "yes." He emphasized his regular communication with ownership, reinforcing the notion that the franchise's decision-makers are behind him even as fans continue to grapple with the heartbreaking results on the field.

Schoen pointed to the Giants’ dismal 2-8 record, highlighting that a significant portion of the losses have come in closely contested games, as evidenced by their 1-5 performance in one-score matchups. This statistic provided a glimmer of hope for Schoen, who firmly believes the team isn’t as far from success as it appears.

"We've got a young roster," Schoen said, referencing promising talents like Kayvon Thibodeaux, Malik Nabers, Brian Burns, Tyler Nubin, and Tyrone Tracy. "I'm excited about the young players that we have. The build is tough. It hurts sometimes as you're going through it, but you've got to go through it to get to the other side. I like the young foundation that we've put in place."

While Mara demonstrated support for Schoen’s vision last month, the pressure will mount if the Giants struggle to secure victories after their bye week. Analysts and fans alike will be watching closely to see if Schoen's faith in the team's potential translates into improvement on the field.

With the NFL playoffs looming and a crucial rebuilding phase at stake, the Giants face pivotal weeks ahead. Can Schoen turn the franchise’s fortunes around and restore the team's storied legacy? Only time will tell!