Giants proprietor John Mara lauds Brian Daboll’s rockstar standing however playfully warns of going from ‘Bono to bozo’

New York Giants proprietor John Mara is aware of what he has in coach Brian Daboll, however he supplied him a playful warning on Wednesday whereas evaluating his rockstar standing within the Large Apple to that of U2’s Bono. 

Daboll earned the league’s highest honor in his first 12 months as an NFL head coach when he was named Coach of the Yr. He managed to take a workforce within the midst of a rebuild to the playoffs and impressed confidence in fourth-year quarterback Daniel Jones. 

And followers in New York can’t appear to get sufficient of him. 

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“We child him, I imply, proper now, he is Bono strolling round New York Metropolis,” Mara informed SiriusXM NFL Radio. “However I’ve informed him, I’ve stated, ‘On this enterprise, it would not take lengthy to go from Bono to Bozo. So do not get your head too huge proper now.’ 

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“However, no, he has been nice,” Mara added with fun. “I imply he likes to go the [New York] Rangers video games on the Backyard they usually put his image up [on the Jumbotron] and he will get these standing ovations week after week. So it’s a reasonably cool factor to see.” 

The Giants’ first order of enterprise heading into the offseason was to lock down Jones’ new contract after a formidable season underneath Daboll, signing the 2016 first-round draft choose to an enormous four-year, $160 million deal earlier this month .

The Giants are hoping to construct upon their 9-7-1 document, which marked the primary time they completed above .500 since 2016, however Daboll is aware of nothing is ever assured. 

“Simply since you gained one 12 months doesn’t assure you something the following 12 months relative to what gamers you’ve got, what gamers you don’t have,” Daboll stated in January. 

The Related Press contributed to this report.

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