New York Giants co-owner John Mara received another aerial message trashing his woeful team before Sunday’s 35-14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The New York Giants' rough season hit a new low on Sunday at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where they suffered a crushing 34-7 defeat against the Atlanta Falcons. This loss solidified

A plane flew over MetLife Stadium on Sunday with another message for New York Giants co-owner John Mara. The team was set to play the Baltimore Ravens.

One week after being prompted to fix a dumpster fire, New York Giants owner John Mara was confronted with another banner over MetLife Stadium

As New York was being hammered by 31-7 by the Atlanta Falcons, Fox showed a graphic listing the last time the Giants had hit certain ugly milestones, then got a shot of owner John Mara in his suite. As soon as he realized the camera was on him, Mara turned away looking upset.

For the second consecutive week, Giants fans sent a message to John Mara via an airplane banner. They implored the owner to clean house once again.

For the second consecutive week, an aircraft was seen ahead of New York's game against Baltimore on Sunday, and this time the messaging was even clearer than the first. It directed Mara to "fire everyone" in the organization, with the hope that leads to changes on the field.

The New York Giants opened up their 100th season back ... purchased plans to fly over MetLife Stadium, urging team owner John Mara to "fire everyone" from the "dumpster fire."

The New York Giants turned in another abysmal performance in their loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, and John Mara looks like he has seen enough of his own team.

New York Giants co-owner John Mara was the target of another banner message from a fan before the team played the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. The plane flew over MetLife Stadium with a message ...

Something I didn’t know I needed this Christmas was seeing celebrities bash their favorite football teams on Netflix. WWE star CM Punk saying, “Nothing will change until the McCaskeys sell the team,” might have gotten a loud pop from Chicago Bears fans.