As the dust clears from an emotionally draining week where the New York Giants franchise moved on from Coach Tom Coughlin, the team looks forward to a cloudy picture.
As Coughlin stepped off the podium after an impactful farewell speech, eyes shifted to John Mara and General Manager Jerry Reese. Going forward, it is there show now. The target, in specifically, zeroes in on Reese who will be selecting his first head coach since he was named general manager in 2007.
Whomever gets named coach of the Giants will have his work cut out for him. Aside from filling the shoes of a two-time Super Bowl winning head coach in Tom Coughlin, the new coach will look to keep Eli Manning in an offense that has him playing the best football of his career. In addition, he has a young, tremendously talented, but also very emotional Odell Beckham Jr. to work with. Leadership and a physicality that has always been the backbone of the Giants has been missing in the last few years. The new coach must establish it again to rebuild the pride of the Giants.
***Breaking News**
Reports are surfacing that offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo will be promoted to head coach of the New York Giants. McAdoo would be the 17th head coach in the history of the organization and take over for recently resigned Tom Coughlin. In addtion, rumors are circulating that former Miami Dolphins head coach, and former offensive coordinator with the Green Bay Packers while Mcadoo coached quarterbacks, Joe Philbin will join McAdoo with the Giants. Stay tuned Giants fans, things are picking up fast!