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

Before their half-empty Week 14 game against the New Orleans Saints, Giants fans made their feelings clear by flying a banner over MetLife Stadium that read, “MR MARA ENOUGH - P

John Mara has owned the New York Giants since his father’s passing, taking over the team in 2005. The Mara family has held the ownership title of the Giants franchise since its inception in 1925 when Tim Mara founded the team for $500. He would own the team till his passing in 1959.

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 straight week, a small plane circled MetLife Stadium with a message directed at Giants owner John Mara amidst the team's struggles.

Another week, another airplane sending a clear message to Giants owner John Mara on behalf of the entire fan base. Ahead of last week's game against the Saints, a plane flew above MetLife Stadium, carrying a banner with it that begged Mara to "fix this dumpster fire.

A week after a small aircraft was spotted flying over MetLife Stadium imploring New York Giants team co-owner John Mara to “fix this dumpster fire,” a second plane has been spotted ahead of the Giants’ Week 15 game against the Baltimore Ravens with a new plea.

For the second week in a row, a plane flew above MetLife Stadium before a New York Giants home game carrying a plea for Giants co-owner John Mara to make sweeping changes. This one read: “Mr. Mara enough — We won’t stop until you fire everyone.