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If you listen to the woman behind the man who has been entrusted to lead the Giants out of their malaise of eight losing seasons in the past nine years, Brian Daboll is “easy.’’
“He has a fiery, passionate side with work, but he’s the most patient, easy-going person in the world,’’ Beth Daboll told The Post in an exclusive interview. “He’s just so easy to get along with.’’
Of course, Beth Daboll is biased. She’s married to Daboll and they parent six children, two of whom are theirs together since they were married in 2009.
But, Beth Daboll insisted, the 20th head coach of the Giants is so genuine that he’s cut from different cloth than many of the others who’ve occupied this position before him.
During his days as the offensive coordinator in Buffalo, Daboll used to have his players and coaches over to the house for an impromptu barbecue and a swim in the backyard pool. These events happened so randomly that Beth sometimes would have no idea until a bunch of hungry 300-pound men turned up at their home.
“This man will see one of his guys at a grocery store and he’ll be like, ‘Hey, come on over, let’s grill steaks,’ ” Beth Daboll said. “One time, I was in the backyard in my bathing suit swimming with the kids, no makeup on, hair in a bun and 40 guys walk into the yard and said, ‘Dabes said to come on over.’
