The New York Giants have put a lot of bad play on film this season but none of it compared to a third-and-1 flea-flicker that failed spectacularly on Sunday in Germany. Trailing 10-0 with just under 8:00 remaining in the second quarter,

Nothing about the Giants signals things are headed in the right direction. They are regressing in Year 3 of this regime.

"I believe we’ve got the right people," Giants coach Brian Daboll said after the 20-17 overtime loss. "Results aren't there yet." No, the results aren't there. And even though co-owner John Mara said last month that he doesn’t anticipate making any major changes after the current season,

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll continues to preach an "embrace the process" message to his locker room even after falling to 2-8 on the season following a humiliating overtime loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 10.

Two losses ago — and try to keep up here, because the Giants lose a lot of games — Brian Daboll sounded like he was completely finished with. That was after Jones’ mental error — not shifting protection on what wound up being a strip sack — sealed a Monday night defeat in Pittsburgh.