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When Brian Daboll arrived at the Giants, he was heralded as the solution to the team’s offensive woes, credited with transforming Josh Allen into a top quarterback during his tenure with the Buffalo Bills. However, a deep dive into his coaching history raises concerns about the validity of this perception.
A Troubling Track Record
Daboll began his offensive coordinator journey in 2009 with the Cleveland Browns. In his first season, the team averaged a meager 15.3 points per game, ranking 29th in the NFL. The following year brought little improvement, as the Browns managed only 16.9 points a game, slumping even further to 31st in the league.