Amid the head-coaching turmoil following their recent dismissal, the New York Giants have extended an enticing “offer that cannot be refused” to Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich.

East Rutherford, NJ – November 12, 2025
As the New York Giants continue their urgent search for a new head coach following the dismissal of Brian Daboll, league sources have confirmed that the franchise has made a bold and strategic move — offering Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich a three-year, $28 million contract to take over as head coach. The decision underscores the Giants’ determination to restore stability and a winning identity to a franchise currently mired in a 2–8 collapse.
The offer, which surfaced late Tuesday night, demonstrates just how serious the Giants are about bringing in a fresh voice capable of modernizing their offensive philosophy. According to multiple insiders, Giants ownership and GM Joe Schoen believe Stenavich embodies the balance of discipline, innovation, and player development that could finally end the team’s years of inconsistency.
In an official statement released Wednesday morning, Giants President John Mara praised Stenavich’s football intellect and leadership, emphasizing that the organization sees him as more than a coach — but as a cultural cornerstone for the future.

“Adam represents the kind of leadership and integrity this franchise stands for,” Mara said. “He’s a builder — of teams, of people, and of confidence. His work in Green Bay speaks for itself, and we’d be honored to have him bring that mindset to New York.”

Stenavich, 41, has quietly built an impressive résumé in Green Bay. Serving as offensive coordinator under head coach Matt LaFleur, he has been credited with shaping the development of Jordan Love, turning the young quarterback into one of the NFC’s most poised and efficient passers. Before joining the Packers, Stenavich spent time coaching offensive lines with the San Francisco 49ers and the University of Michigan, earning respect league-wide for his technical mastery and steady presence.

“I’m humbled by any recognition,” Stenavich said briefly. “But right now, my focus is here — with the Packers, with this locker room, and with the goals we set together.”

Though his words stopped short of confirming any decision, they spoke volumes about his deep bond with the Packers organization, leaving the next move — and perhaps the biggest choice of his career — still hanging in the balance.