Giants Fire Jason Garrett After Dismal Performance Vs. Buccaneers

Jason Garrett logged 26 games as New York's offensive coordinator before being fired on Tuesday.

The Giants have fired offensive coordinator Jason Garrett midway through his second season with the franchise. 

Garrett's dismissal Tuesday comes just one day after New York's offense was stymied by Tampa Bay in a 30–10 loss. 

Jason Garrett has been relieved of his duties as offensive coordinator.

— New York Giants (@Giants) November 23, 2021

Garrett was hired as New York's offensive coordinator ahead of the 2020 season. The Giants finished No. 31 in points scored last season, and they enter Week 12 at No. 24 in scoring in 2021. New York scored 30 points just once in Garrett's tenure, a 37–34 loss to the Cowboys. 

The Giants sit last in the NFC East at 3–7 following Sunday's loss. They have not won a playoff game since 2011. 

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