Brian Daboll shows off best dance moves with Giants players after upset win

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Brian Daboll needed a game-winning field goal by the Tennessee Titans to go wide, but he collected his first career win as New York Giants head coach because he was gutsy, and his players were resilient. 

When that happens, it calls for celebration. 

That’s exactly what happened in the Giants’ locker room after they upset the Titans, 21-20, in Nashville on Sunday. Surrounded by his players, Daboll was right there in the middle of the dance – and "hype" wasn’t even the word to describe what went down. 

Head coach Brian Daboll of the New York Giants looks onward during pregame against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium on September 11, 2022, in Nashville, Tennessee. (Justin Ford/Getty Images)

Daboll was showing off his best dance moves while his players were all smiles, joining him in celebrating the best start to a season the Giants have had in years. 

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Yes, it may be one game, but the Giants haven’t won a season opener since the 2016 season, the last season they made the playoffs. 

"One game, win or lose, does not break a season," Daboll said once everything was settled down in the locker room via the Giants. "But you got what it takes. Every day you keep grinding, every day we keep getting better. It was one game against a pretty da-- good football team, give them credit."

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Daboll’s biggest decision came after Chris Myarick scored to set the Giants up for a tie, 20-20. Instead, Daboll went for the win, going for two and calling a shovel pass to Saquon Barkley, who broke a tackle and dove his way into the end zone. 

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