Giants Extend General Manager Joe Schoen Through Multiyear Deal

The New York Giants have signed general manager Joe Schoen to a multiyear contract extension, the team announced Thursday. The agreement secures Schoen’s position after months of speculation about his future with the franchise.

Schoen, who has been the Giants' general manager since 2022, will continue in his role working alongside new head coach John Harbaugh. The decision follows an offseason in which the organization made several personnel moves, including a series of draft picks and free agent signings that were viewed positively within the team's front office. Team officials have pointed to Schoen's role in roster rebuilding efforts.

The extension arrives after a period of significant organizational change. The Giants finished the previous season with a 4-13 record, which led to the dismissal of head coach Brian Daboll. The team then hired Harbaugh, who, upon his arrival, was granted a reporting structure where both the head coach and general manager report directly to ownership, a shift from the previous hierarchy.

Schoen’s overall record with the Giants is 22-45-1 across four seasons. His tenure began with a playoff appearance and a wild-card victory in his first year, but...