Dave Gettleman is being retained as the New York Giants general manager, a source confirmed to ESPN's Jordan Raanan.
Gettleman's role and responsibilities are expected to be unchanged despite three straight double-digit loss seasons, according to ESPN and multiple reports.
Gettleman and Giants owner John Mara are scheduled to speak later Wednesday morning.
The Giants went 6-10 this season, their third under Gettleman and first under head coach Joe Judge.
After a 1-7 start, New York won five of its last eight games and was in contention to win the woeful NFC East until the final game of the NFL's regular season, when the Washington Football Team clinched the division title with a controversial victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.