The New York Giants have a 2-8 record heading into their bye week and general manager Joe Schoen acknowledged this is not where he expected to be in the third year of his rebuild with coach Brian Daboll.

Schoen's bye week news conference was a no-win situation for the GM. Unfortunately, that made it a lot like the team he has assembled.

And third-year general manager Joe Schoen deserves plenty of blame for that, largely because he missed on too many players in his first two drafts.

General manager Joe Schoen believes the New York Giants are close to being competitive and laments their inability to win one-score games.

Giants General Manager Joe Schoen got a vote of confidence from team owner John Mara last month and Schoen said on Tuesday that he doesn't believe the team's current five-game losing streak has done anything to change his status.

Joe Schoen didn’t hesitate. “Yes,” he said. He had just been asked Tuesday if expected to return for Year 4 as the Giants’ general manager, even if his 2-8 team doesn’t win some more games down the stretch of yet another lost season.

New York Giants GM Joe Schoen says he has no regrets over sticking with QB Daniel Jones after meeting with Russell Wilson in the offseason.

The 2-8 New York Giants have lost five straight games amid a season that hit rock bottom Sunday with a 20-17 overtime loss to the 3-7 Carolina Panthers

This came from general manager Joe Schoen, who during his midseason press conference on Tuesday summed up the current state of the 2-8 Giants with four words that will be chiseled onto his career tombstone if he doesn’t turn this team around soon.

Despite all that has gone wrong in New York in the last couple of years, Schoen went as far as to say he does not believe that this team is 'far off' from turning this thing aroun