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Giants news, 11/23: Report — Jason Garrett could be out after season

Offensive coordinator sad to be “under scrutiny”

By Ed Valentine@Valentine_Ed Nov 23, 2020, 5:43am EST

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Giants may not be done with coaching staff changes and Jason Garrett could be out for 2021 season - CBSSports.com

Giants first-year coach Joe Judge’s decision to fire offensive line coach Marc Colombo after heated exchanges between the men made national headlines this week, but is hardly the only area of the offensive staff under serious review.

Sources said there has been friction and turmoil within other aspects of that staff as well, with offensive coordinator Jason Garrett under scrutiny and a change at that key staff position a very real possibility in 2021. Judge was one of just five new head coaches hired in 2020, while that number could double next year, flooding the market with coordinators and assistant coaches looking for work. Options will abound and Judge has already displayed that he will not shy away from making a bold — if not shocking — move even if comes at a less than opportune time.

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Now that the Giants aren't beating themselves in games, they're starting to beat their opponents. It's no coincidence that their two-game winning streak against NFC East foes Philadelphia and Washington also marked QB Daniel Jones' first career stretch of consecutive turnover-free contests. After being outscored 236-195 in their 0-4 start to the season, New York has gone 3-3, with the three losses coming by a total of six points. In a division where no one has taken charge, the Giants have a good shot at winning their first NFC East title since 2011.