Giants’ miserable season didn’t sour players on Brian Daboll in NFLPA report card
NY Post
The Giants had a terrible 2024 season but head coach Brian Daboll remains popular with his players.
That was revealed Wednesday when the NFL Players Association came out with its annual Team Report Cards.
Daboll received a grade of B-plus in the player survey. The only higher Giants grade in the 10 other categories was an A-minus for the strength coaches.
Last year, Daboll received a grade of A-minus from his players.
The Giants overall grade put them 20th in the league — down from No. 8 in 2023.
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