Super fit couple, Brian Daboll and wife Beth, stole the show at Giants 100 event
NY Post
The Giants celebrated 100 years as a franchise Thursday night, and their current head coach, Brian Daboll and his wife Beth, were looking their best.
The “New York Giants 100: A Night with Legends” held at The Theater at Madison Square Garden was a who’s-who of the storied franchise, with Lawrence Taylor, Bill Parcells and Eli Manning among those in attendance.
At rookie minicamp last month, Daboll was asked about what he’s doing to look so good.
“I don’t know about that one. It’s like throwing a chair off of a yacht. That’s where I’m at,” said Daboll, who parents six kids with Beth.
A reporter sought to clarify, with a laugh: “Two chairs.”
Daboll granted the revision, agreeing, “Two chairs,” and concluded his press conference.
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