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Giants Seek Anarumo for Head Coach
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The New York Giants are considering Lou Anarumo, defensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts, for their open head coaching position. Anarumo, a fifty-nine-year-old coaching veteran, has a strong defensive track record and deep ties to the Giants organization. He previously worked as an assistant under Pat Shurmur and his son currently scouts for the team. Anarumo also shares a history with Giants general manager Joe Schoen from their Miami Dolphins days. He has served as interim defensive coordinator and led the Bengals defense, and this past season, he took over the Colts defense and impressed. The Giants are also considering candidates like Mike Kafka, Kliff Kingsbury, and Vance Joseph, but Anarumos experience and connections make him a strong contender.
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