New Giants GM Joe Schoen talks process, building the right way

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Rather than promise a quick turnover, new general manager Joe Schoen promised to build the New York Giants the right way while keeping in mind he wants to see improvement every season.

The fresh-faced 42-year-old Schoen was introduced as the Giants general manager on Wednesday, taking over a team that has had five straight double-digit losing seasons and made the playoffs once since the 2011 season.

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"It is not going to happen overnight," said Schoen, who is taking over a team lacking in talent and with little cap space available for free agency. He faces some difficult personnel decisions in the next month for a team that went 4-13 this past season.

"We want to see progress that we’re heading in the right direction," said Schoen, who was hired Friday. "I think that’s the most important thing as you’re building the culture is to bring in the right type of guys. You start winning some games and you’re ascending in the right direction."

If that sounds like something recently fired coach Joe Judge might say, well it was. Judge talked a lot about following the process. The Giants just didn't win under Judge, who was 10-23 in two seasons.

Schoen needs to hire a new coach. He has already spoken with Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll twice, and once apiece with defensive coordinators Leslie Frazier of the Bills, Lou Anarumo of the Bengals and Dan Quinn of the Cowboys. He was to speak with Giants defensive coordinator Pat Graham on Wednesday and recently fired Miami head coach Brian Flores on Thursday. Frazier is getting a second interview on Friday.

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