Some New York Giants fans have had enough of the team's losing. With New York set to play its second straight home game on Sunday, a banner urging team

Another week, another game and another plea to Giants co-owner John Mara to take action. Ninety minutes before Sunday’s game against the Ravens at MetLife Stadium, a small aircraft flew overhead toting this message: “Mr. Mara Enough — We Won’t Stop Until You Fire Everyone.’’

On Dec. 10, 1978, a fan unforgettably flew a rented plane overhead during a win over the St. Louis Cardinals with a sign that read: That preceded sweeping change to the organization in 1979. Now the fans want the Giants to clean house again, fed up with the pathetic product on the field.

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.

New York Giants fans continued their protest on Sunday, flying another banner over MetLife Stadium — this one with a warning to John Mara.

New York Giants ownership got another pregame message from angry fans. For the second Sunday in a row, a plane flew over MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., ahead of kickoff, dragging a banner asking co-owner John Mara to make a giant change in the organization.

For a second consecutive week, New York Giants fans purchased a plane to fly over MetLife Stadium and plead for change in their dysfunctional franchise. Just hours before the kick-off of Big Blue’s Week 15 meeting against the Baltimore Orioles,