It was Black Monday for the Giants coming off their 2022 NFL Draft.

First-year GM Joe Schoen is moving on from director of college scouting Chris Pettit and college scouting senior personnel executive Kyle O’Brien, a source confirmed to The News.

The news was first reported by Neil Stratton of Inside the League.

Pettit has been with the Giants since 2004, when he joined as a scouting intern. He served as Dave Gettleman’s director of college scouting from 2018-2021 following 13 years as an area scout.

O’Brien’s dismissal is abrupt considering the Giants just hired him in March 2021.

His father, Dr. Stephen O’Brien, was a Giants associate team physician from 1993-2000. He came to the Giants with two decades of personnel experience with the Lions, Jaguars, Chiefs, Patriots and Jets.

The Giants organization advertised major changes when they hired Schoen in January. The new GM didn’t rock the boat right away, outside of hiring assistant GM Brandon Brown from the Eagles and reassigning Kevin Abrams as senior VP of football operations and strategy.

But Schoen used the last three months to assess his staff and wasted no time implementing changes following his first draft.

On Saturday, the GM was asked if any front office changes were coming.

“I haven’t even thought about that yet,” he said.

It is clear that he had. And there could be more changes coming.

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