Wellington Mara’s Giant Life’’ and knowing he was going to be asked about head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen. John Mara on Wednesday declared his support for Giants head ...

The Giants became the dogs of the league in the 1970s. John Mara, Wellington’s son and the current Giants president, described those tough times in a word: "abysmal." The team’s move to Giants ...

His various blunders in free agency and the NFL Draft brought the Giants to this moment, which Mara admitted was the lowest in his 16 years since taking over for Wellington Mara, his father.

It is safe to say the Giants are in Mara’s blood. They are a family creation, with his late father, Wellington, the franchise patriarch. It has been quite a ride and in 2024, the Giants ...

And the Giants fired coach John McVay and ended Andy Robustelli’s tenure as director of operations. And that’s when it got bad. Co-owners Wellington Mara, John’s father, and Tim Mara ...

The New York Giants are mired in another ugly ... "The Duke: The Giant Life of Wellington Mara," Mara said he does not anticipate firing Schoen or Daboll at any point this season or in the ...

The letters lay in a shoebox tucked into a corner of an attic, unbeknownst even to those who lived there: a chronicle of a young naval officer, the war, and the football team he loved. Only many ...

Still, Mara and the Giants crave stability. Wellington Mara was patient and loyal, perhaps too much so. John Mara knows that if the Giants are going to get out of this cycle of losing they have ...

For our 100th Season, we posthumously nominate Wellington Mara, the late New York Giants owner, for the NFL's Salute to Service Award after he spent his life honoring, empowering and connecting ...

The New York Giants were among the worst teams in the ... 27 at the debut of an NFL Films production about his father, Wellington Mara, per CBS Sports. "But I'm going to say one thing: We are ...

The Giants have been one of the NFL's worst teams ... 27 at the debut of an NFL Films production about his father, Wellington Mara, per CBS Sports. "But I'm going to say one thing: We are not ...

Late Giants owner Wellington Mara has been credited with coining the phrase. This week's visit is not the first time Carter has interacted with the Giants. The star edge rusher also had breakfast ...