NY Giants coach Brian Daboll shares his Super Bowl plans and they’re awesome

When it comes to NY Giants head coach Brian Daboll, he really is a man of the people. Whether he’s rocking aviators, showcasing a new goatee or smoking a cigar to celebrate a Big Blue victory, he always has people smiling at his one-of-a-kind behavior.

Now that he’s shared his plans for the Super Bowl, Daboll will probably be getting countless invites to parties in New Jersey. Daboll is riding high after winning Coach of the Year, but he’s still a touch disappointed that the Giants lost in the Divisional Round.

Now that Daboll won’t have to coach his guys up with the Lombardi Trophy on the line, he’s going to kick back and enjoy the show between the Eagles and Chiefs. Not only that, he’ll be watching the showdown like an Average Joe and we love it.

NY Giants head coach Brian Daboll won AP Coach of the Year

Just like so many of us out there, Daboll is going to chow down on some nachos and drink some cold beers while watching Kansas City and Philadelphia go to battle. You think he wants to go to some random party and drink some champagne and eat caviar? Not a chance in hell.

Daboll might even toss down some wings as well. We’re jealous of those who will be able to watch the big game with Daboll, as our invitation must have gotten lost in the mail. For Daboll, it’s been an amazing week for him already, as he indeed took home AP Coach of the Year honors on Thursday night, beating out Kyle Shanahan and Doug Pederson.

It’s going to be a busy offseason for Daboll, as he’s going to do some serious scouting with Joe Schoen for free agency moves, plus upcoming picks in the NFL Draft. Before that happens, though, Daboll will enjoy the Super Bowl with his friends and family in style.

Hey, the man deserves to take a break and eat some good food stress-free. What he’s been able to get done with the Giants in a little over a year with the organization has been sensational.

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