Some New York Giants fans have had enough of the team’s losing.
With New York set to play its second straight home game on Sunday, a banner urging team owner and president John Mara to “fire everyone” flew over MetLife Stadium for the second consecutive week:
This comes after a plane flying a banner that said, “Mr. Mara Enough. PLZ Fix This Dumpster Fire” flew over the stadium last Sunday ahead of the game against the New Orleans Saints.
New York lost that game 14-11 when Graham Gano’s field goal that would have forced overtime was blocked in the final seconds.
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That led to even more frustration for Giants fans, and a plane was back ahead of Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens with a new message suggesting the pattern will continue until things are better for the NFC East team.
Chances are, fans aren’t going to be thrilled with Sunday’s result either.
The Giants are 2-11 and have to face an 8-5 Baltimore team with Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry leading the way. The Ravens are looking to better their positioning in the AFC playoff picture, and this is an opportunity to pick up a rather straightforward win ahead of a key divisional showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Paul Schwartz of the New York Post noted the Giants are 16.5 point underdogs, which was the largest spread for the 2024 season and the biggest one for an underdog home team in the NFL since at least the 1966 campaign.
That means there might be another plane flying overhead the stadium for the team’s final home game of the season against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 17.
