Giants Rumors: HC Joe Judge Will Return for 2022 Season Despite 10-23 Record

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The New York Giants will play their first game on January 10, 2022.

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Joe Judge will return as head coach of the New York Giants in 2022.

A source told CBS Sports that Judge is staying as head coach.

The Giants' manager has a record of 10-23 in two seasons after going 6-10 in 2020.

It is somewhat surprising that the Giants retained Judge. The team has not shown much improvement since he was hired.

Jones has gotten worse since Judge's hiring. He threw for 2,428 yards in 11 games in the season of 2021. In November, the Giants parted ways with their offensive coordinator.

Judge was an assistant on Bill Belichick's staff for eight seasons before he was hired by the Giants. He spent three seasons as a special teams assistant and five years as the special teams coach. He was on three Super Bowl winning teams in New England.

The Giants will have to work hard to improve a roster that has multiple holes.

The Giants have the fifth and seventh overall picks in the draft, thanks to a trade with the Bears last year. Jones has a fifth-year option on his deal.