New York Giants reporters relayed that NYG HC Brian Daboll kept repeating the same response after their 10th straight loss to the Falcons.

Sunday brought another terrible day of football for the New York Giants, who fell to the Atlanta Falcons, 34-7, to bring their record to 2-13 on the season. The loss also marked the 10th straight defeat for Brian Daboll's squad as the franchise trudges through the final weeks of a historically terrible season.

The Brian Daboll-led Giants' 34-7 loss Sunday at the Atlanta Falcons was the team's 10th in a row, which sets a new franchise record.

Joe Schoen’s and Brian Daboll’s Giants set a new franchise record with a 10th straight loss in blowout fashion, 34-7.

Drew Lock’s performance in his return as the Giants’ starting quarterback was far from a convincing argument for keeping the job.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll stood before the media after his team just dropped their 10th straight game on Sunday afternoon appearing like a man facing a firing squad. Although he wasn't offered a cigarette,

If the Giants’ franchise-record 10th straight loss proved anything, it’s that New York could use a young franchise quarterback.

Head coach Brian Daboll made history on Sunday in Atlanta, leading the New York Giants to their 10th consecutive loss, a new franchise record in humiliating futility. Not even "The Wilderness Years" saw a 10-game losing streak.

Jerry Recco says Brian Daboll looks like “a beaten man” as he answered questions from reporters following a Giants record tenth consecutive loss.

The New York Giants lost to the Atlanta Falcons 34-7 in Week 16. Michael Penix Jr made his first NFL start for Atlanta and dominated New York’s defense. It is the tenth straight loss for Brian Daboll and the Giants,