Bills OC Brian Daboll may emerge as frontrunner for Giants HC vacancy

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If you were to try and connect the dots, the frontrunner for the next Giants head coach would be obvious.

Per SNY’s Ralph Vacchiano, Bills assistant general manager Joe Schoen is a finalist for New York’s general manager vacancy. Schoen completed his second interview with the team Tuesday. If Schoen gets the job, Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll is likely to be named the Giants’ head coach.

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The duo have already interviewed with the Bears as well and would appear to be a package. Daboll has also interviewed with the Dolphins.

Daboll, 46, is one of the brightest offensive minds to not yet be a head coach. Brought in by head coach Sean McDermott in 2018, Daboll has overseen the development of quarterback Josh Allen. Allen became a Pro Bowler in his third season working with Daboll and Buffalo’s offense has risen to the elite of the NFL.

FILE - In this Oct. 20, 2019, file photo, Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, left, encourages quarterback Josh Allen as he warms up before an NFL football game Miami Dolphins, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019, in Orchard Park, N.Y. Allen and Daboll are overseeing an offensive renaissance in Buffalo in which the suddenly pass-happy Bills are among the NFL's most explosive teams three weeks into the season. (AP Photo/Adrian Kraus, File)

In 2020, the Bills finished No. 2 in total offense, averaging 396.4 YPG and 31.3 PPG. The offense backtracked slightly in 2021, but still ranked fifth overall. Daboll’s offense just wrapped up the NFL’s first perfect offensive game Saturday, scoring a touchdown on every single drive. The Bills defeated the Patriots