There are fewer late nights in the Giants’ office. That is a good thing.
That means, though, there are also fewer calls for late-night grub.
Daboll is not one to turn down a slice or two, whether he foot the bill or the dinner was provided by his defensive coordinator, Wink Martindale. The staff has already self-scouted the highs and lows of its first season together and are no longer chained to their desks. Daboll’s staff was all over the Senior Bowl workouts in Mobile, Ala., in late January, getting a jump on meeting and seeing draft-eligible players.
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