Ben McAdoo's nearly two-year run as head coach of the New York Giants is coming to an end, and he could be fired in the 24 hours after Sunday's game against the Oakland Raiders, league sources told ESPN. General manager Jerry Reese's standing also is highly tenuous, according to sources, though any timing on his potential departure is more uncertain than McAdoo's. McAdoo was unwilling to discuss his job status after the Giants lost 24-17 to the Raiders to fall to 2-10 on the season. "I'm going to coach this team as long as my key card works," McAdoo said. "Got a great group of players, coaches, great staff to work with, want to show up ready to go tomorrow, get this thing cleaned up and move on to the next one. "I'm going to coach this team until I'm told I'm not coaching this team. Gonna show up tomorrow morning ready to go to work." Asked what he had heard from the team's owners and general manager, McAdoo said, "I'm not asking, and I haven't heard a...