Jerry Reese says he's the reason the New York Giants are 1-6 this season.

The Giants are on a bye this week and have the NFL's third-worst record. They finished 11-5 last season.

"This is the roster that I put together. I'm the reason we're 1-6," Reese said. "So we lose together, we win together. I believe everyone is accountable here for what goes on. We're 1-6 together. But you can put it all on me."

Reese says the blame should be in his direction, and he knows where the spotlight shines.

"It's the National Football League. If you can't take criticism, you should quit," Reese said. "If you're a general manager of a football team, or a player, or a quarterback, or you play any position, if you can't take criticism, you should quit."

Ben McAdoo was asked whether the New York Giants may consider making a change at quarterback with Eli Manning continuing to struggle.

“It’s a coaching decision, but it’d be something that if it ever would get to that point, I’d want to have a conversation with Jerry (Reese) and ownership on it,” McAdoo said. “But it’s not to that point and I don’t see that point coming. Eli’s our quarterback. I have 100 percent confidence in Eli. We’re gonna get a week away from it, and we’re gonna come back fresh mind, fresh bodies and play better football.”

Geno Smith hasn't taken a snap this season while Davis Webb hasn't been active. Webb was selected in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft.

Odell Beckham Jr. and the New York Giants are expected to pick up their discussions on a long-term contract this offseason.

John Mara doesn't believe Beckham's injury will interfere with those talks.

"I don't think it will have any effect because I think he's going to make a full recovery," Mara said.

The Giants also feel comfortable signing Beckham before he fully returns.

"I don't necessarily think so because I think our medical people feel pretty strongly that he'll make a full recovery. Knowing him, he will work so hard to get back, he has so much pride," he said.

Brandon Marshall will attempt to return to the NFL next season.

Marshall is out for 2017 with an ankle injury.

"I'm a competitor, and I don't want to go out like that," Marshall told ESPN this weekend. "I'm definitely not going out like that."

Marshall will be 34 next season and has a future awaiting him in broadcasting. Marshall signed a two-year contract with the New York Giants in the offseason.

The New York Giants are struggling, but Eli Manning doesn't want to play anywhere else.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have been mentioned as a possibility with Tom Coughlin, Manning's former coach, running football operations there.

Manning says he hasn't heard the rumors and that he doesn't "want to play anywhere else."

"That's always the goal," he said. "You always want to come to a place and make an impact, stay in one spot, and I think that's always the mindset. I hope that will be the case. Obviously, in this league, things can change, and if we have to make decisions, we'll figure it out."

Von Miller still believes that Odell Beckham, Jr. deserves to be the NFL's highest-paid player despite his position and the season-ending injury he suffered on Sunday.

Beckham said this summer that he wanted to be the league's highest-paid player.

"Odell should be the highest-paid player ever in the National Football League," the linebacker said. "He should be the highest-paid player ever, regardless of position. That's just the type of player he is. It doesn't matter if it's quarterback, offensive line, receiver. It doesn't matter. The type of impact that he has on the globe, the type of viewers that he brings -- just him as a player. That makes up for him not playing quarterback. So, he's a once-in-a-lifetime player. Definitely deserving.

"There's no reason that he won't come back and be the same type of player. That's just one of the guys that you invest in. When you get a guy like that, that's the guy that you invest in, that you want to keep around for his whole career."

New York Giants owner John Mara said this summer that Beckham would eventually be handsomely paid.

Brandon Marshall will undergo season ending ankle surgery.

“Tomorrow I’ll have surgery ending year 12,” Marshall wrote on Instagram. “I’m filled with mixed emotions. I wasn’t able to produce for my team the way I wanted to but this was my greatest year to date. This game has shown me who I really am good and bad.”

The New York Giants also lost Odell Beckham Jr. and Dwayne Harris for the season.

Marshall's future in the NFL is unclear as he already has begun his broadcasting career.

Odell Beckham Jr. will undergo season-ending ankle surgery.

Beckham will be placed on injured reserve.

The New York Giants have an 0-5 record and are all but out of playoff contention.

Beckham's $8.459 million salary for 2018 is guaranteed for injury. The Giants and Beckham were unable to agree upon a long-term contract this offseason.

Odell Beckham Jr. suffered a fractured left ankle during the New York Giants' Week 5 loss.

Beckham will receive a second opinion before making a decision on whether to undergo surgery. Beckham injured the same ankle in the preseason.

Beckham was carted off the field Sunday after suffering the injury with about four minutes remaining in the loss.

The Giants now have an 0-5 record.

Despite the New York Giants' disappointing 0-4 start entering Week 5, the job of Ben McAdoo is not in jeopardy.

"Ben McAdoo is not in trouble," Rapoport reported on NFL GameDay Morning. "The Giants believe he is still a future very successful coach. He actually went to the playoffs last year. This is expected to be just a blip on the radar for the Giants."

The Giants similarly stood by Tom Coughlin after their 0-6 start in 2013.

McAdoo was viewed as an obvious candidate to replace Coughlin once he was hired in 2015.