What's happened
As the New York Giants struggle through a disappointing season, fans hired a plane to fly over MetLife Stadium with a banner demanding team owner John Mara fire the coaching staff. This marks the second consecutive week of aerial protests as the team faces an eight-game losing streak.
Why it matters
What the papers say
According to AP News, the aerial banner read, 'Mr. Mara Enough — We won’t stop until you fire everyone,' emphasizing the urgency of fan demands. The Independent echoed this sentiment, noting the Giants' eight-game losing streak and the historical context of fan protests, which date back to the late 1970s. Both sources highlight the precarious position of Coach Daboll and GM Schoen, who are facing increasing pressure as the team struggles to perform.
How we got here
The Giants have had a tumultuous season, currently holding a 2-11 record and experiencing their second consecutive losing season. The team's struggles have led to calls for significant changes from fans, particularly targeting owner John Mara.
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John K. Mara is the president, CEO, and co-owner of the New York Giants.
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