Following the New York Giants’ latest loss on Sunday to the Chicago Bears, the organization made the decision to part ways with head coach Brian Daboll. Daboll, who was named NFL Coach of the Year in 2022, finished his tenure in New York with an overall record of 20-40-1 across three-plus seasons.
Just one day after being fired, Daboll drew some attention when he was spotted in public wearing Penn State Nittany Lions apparel. The timing raised eyebrows, as Penn State recently fired head coach James Franklin and now has one of the most high-profile vacancies in college football.
However, there may be a simple explanation. Daboll’s son, Christian Daboll, attended Penn State and spent three years as a student coach with the program before joining the Giants’ staff in 2023.
Fans quickly took to social media to share their thoughts. “Heading to Happy Valley,” one fan said. Another added, “Yo that would be wild.” A third commented, “The admin at Penn State wasted no time, eh? Daboll to Penn State? That’s interesting. I’d be curious to see how it’d work out.”
It’s important to note that Daboll to Penn State isn’t currently something that’s been discussed or rumored by any big college football insiders. It’s entirely possible he was simply wearing the hoodie out of support for his son, who attended the university.
That said, Daboll has proven to be a formidable coach under the right circumstances. It’s an intriguing thought to consider whether he’d ever entertain a collegiate opportunity—especially at a program like Penn State, where he could take on a more hands-on coaching role at one of the most prestigious programs in the Big Ten.
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