Frustrated Giants Fans Fly a Plane Over MetLife Stadium With a Clear Message for Owner John Mara, and Social Media Is Loving It

The Giants are in a mess, and New York fans have had enough. They have made the playoffs only twice in the last 12 seasons and only have one playoff win during that time. They have also made detrimental mistakes when it comes to player retention, like choosing to pay Daniel Jones over Saquon Barkley. As a result, a few Giants fans decided to express their displeasure with owner John Mara in a rather unique way.

What are assumed to be Giants fans hired a plane to fly over the stadium just moments before New York hosts the Saints. It’s the team’s 100th anniversary as well, so extra fans are in attendance at the game.

Trailing the plane, a message read “Mr. Mara enough – plz fix this dumpster fire.” It was a wild moment, for sure, so Giants fans made sure to capture it on video. But it’s also a cry for help for New York — a team that once took down Tom Brady and his dynasty twice in the Super Bowl has slowly devolved into a disappointment year after year.

What was better than the actual video was the fan reaction to the incident. It’s not every day the owner of a team gets called out with a plane-delivered message over their stadium. Some reacted by commending the fans’ passion.

Sports fans really are something else when it comes to hating on their favorite team. It’s like a contest of who can be the most creative at roasting their guys.

Other fans looked across the pond at the other New York football team having an abysmal season and urged the Green Gang Nation to follow suit.

It’s surprising that Jets fans haven’t done something similar. With the way their season has been mishandled, they should really be the ones flying banners over the stadium. That said, other casual fans reacted by just cutting straight to the chase.

The Giants are indeed a mess, and it’s time for owner Jon Mara to step in and help out. Since the Eli Manning era, they have failed to win their division, even once.

They’ve only finished second in their division once since then as well, and have had five out of six losing seasons. Saquon Barkley and Daniel Jones, paired with head coach Brian Daboll, were supposed to usher in a new era of success post-Manning.

But with Barkley now in Philadelphia with the Eagles, and Jones now in Minnesota with the Vikings, that era quickly subsided. Daboll also finds himself on the hot seat, and clearly, Giants fans are not happy with ownership either. This team needs a complete makeover, and it starts up top with Mara and his decisions on who to appoint in charge of the rebuild.