A plane flew over MetLife Stadium on Sunday, trailing a banner urging New York Giants co-owner John Mara to take action against the team's ongoing dismal performance. This marked the second consecutive week that fans have employed this tactic, branding a message that stated, "Mr Mara Enough—We won't stop until you fire everyone" before the Giants' 35-14 defeat to the Baltimore Ravens. The franchise has been plagued with a 2-12 record, extending their losing streak to a franchise record-tying nine games and adding to mounting pressure on coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen.
Despite the cutthroat messages, Daboll insists on focusing on what the team can control, downplaying the aerial protests by stating he hadn't seen the planes. The sentiment expressed on the banners echoes the broader disenchantment among supporters who have seen the Giants qualify for the playoffs only twice since their 2012 Super Bowl triumph. Players like veteran receiver Darius Slayton maintain a positive outlook, suggesting the roster requires minimal adjustments to regain momentum.
No individual has stepped forward to claim responsibility for the airborne appeals, reminiscent of a similar protest in the late 1970s when Giants fans expressed frustration over subpar performance. The Giants, who were underdogs against the Ravens, were unable to challenge the betting odds, deepening discontent among their fanbase. As the team braces for further matches, John Mara remains conspicuously silent on the public outcry. (This story was generated by Newser's AI chatbot. Source: the AP)
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