It's not easy being a Giants fan right now. The team is at the bottom of the league with a record of 2-5, and scoring points seems like a tough task. But despite all this, Giants co-owner John Mara has decided to stick with general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll. He won't be making any changes this season or in the offseason. Mara believes in their process and thinks they can turn things around.

Mara made this announcement at a special event screening a documentary about his father, Wellington Mara, the franchise's Patriarch. He's trying to apply a lesson from his father: patience. It's been tough for the family and fans, but Mara is committed to seeing this through.

The Giants have had a tough decade, with only one playoff win since 2011. Daboll and Schoen had a great debut, leading the team to a 9-7-1 record and a playoff win. But since then, things have gotten worse. Mara wants to bring back the glory days when the Giants won the Super Bowl.

Mara won't comment on individual players like quarterback Daniel Jones. He trusts Schoen and Daboll's evaluation of the team's personnel. Even though former player Saquon Barkley had a great game against the Giants, Mara still wishes him well. He's determined to bring back the brighter times for Giants fans.

Giants Owner Stands By Daboll and Schoen Despite Struggles

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