The New York Giants had a disappointing start to the season, especially after their successful playoff run and postseason win last year.
The team’s recent loss to the Seattle Seahawks in their Monday Night Football matchup further disappointed the Giants fans.
In a postgame press conference, Brian Daboll, the Giants’ coach, addressed the fans and acknowledged their feelings, saying, “I’d be upset too, if I was a fan.”
"I'd be upset too if I was a fan."
Brian Daboll was asked if he's worried about losing the support of the fanbase after a 1-3 start: pic.twitter.com/V9q7vs7ecs
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Daboll had a commendable performance with the Giants last year, which earned him the prestigious Coach of the Year title.
However, this season, the Giants have struggled to recapture the magic they had last year, leading to Daboll having to console disappointed fans and address the media after tough losses.
The blowout loss to the Seahawks was the Giants’ third double-digit defeat of the season. Not only have they been losing games, but they have been doing so in a lopsided and demoralizing manner.
The team’s star quarterback, Daniel Jones, received a lucrative contract extension in the offseason but has not quite lived up to the high expectations placed on him.
The question now is whether Daboll can guide his team back on track and help them regain their winning form from last season.
