After weeks (months?) of waiting, the Jets and Giants put their fans out of their misery Sunday, as the teams combined for one of the worst NFL seasons in New York history.

But a fall and winter that saw the two teams combine to win eight out of 34 games is over and done with and now each team has its own puzzle to solve.

The Jets will have a new general manager and — almost certainly — another head coach soon.

The future of the Giants’ hierarchy <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/01/05/sports/why-giants-joe-schoen-brian-daboll-decisions-may-not-come-on-black-monday/">isn’t quite as cut and dried</a>, with GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll still employed — although they’re <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/01/05/sports/giants-season-mercifully-ends-with-loss-whose-heads-will-roll/">both on shaky ground</a>.

The Jets and Giants both mercifully saw their seasons come to an end Sunday, which leaves them — and their fans — officially able to look forward to the future.{ai:summary}<p>The Jets and Giants concluded a dismal NFL season, winning only eight of 34 games, marking one of the worst years in New York football history. </p><p>The Jets are set to hire a new general manager and likely a new head coach, while the Giants' leadership remains uncertain, with GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll facing scrutiny. #sports</p>

The end of a miserable NFL season brings with it the optimism, and perils, of change for the Giants and Jets

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