New York Giants Coach Brian Daboll and His Wife Beth Show Off an Insane Body Transformation on the Red Carpet

BRIAN Daboll and his wife Beth revealed her incredible body transformation at the New York Giants celebration on Thursday night.

The Giants celebrated 100 years as a franchise yesterday at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.

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Daboll walked the red carpet alongside his wife as the two posed for photos.

The Giants coach wore a white shirt and gray pants with a light blue jacket and looked slimmer than ever.

Beth wore a form-fitting white dress with high heels that matched her purse as she also showed off her body transformation.

The team posted a clip from the event with the caption “The Dabolls are home!” and fans rushed to comment on the couple’s weight loss.

“They both lost weight!” one fan raved.

“Our slimmed-down trainer! LOOKS AMAZING!!!!” a second fan commented.

“Brian is great! Not subtle anymore, the man is at the top of his game,” wrote a third.

“It seems good!!!” praised a fourth fan.

“Trainer looks great!” wrote a fifth.

At the team’s rookie minicamp last month, Daboll was asked what he was doing to get in shape.

“I do not know about that. It’s like throwing a chair off a yacht. That’s where I am,” Daboll joked.

The 49-year-old revealed in another press conference that he participated in a weight-loss challenge this offseason with members of the Giants organization.

But Daboll has used the offseason to lose weight in the past.

In June 2022, the Giants coach revealed that he lost a total of 30 pounds from when he was introduced as the team’s coach until January.

“I’ve lost about 50 pounds since the press conference,” Daboll said. The New York Post Office.

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“Although I gained about 20 in the last month of practice.”

Daboll added that he tried to keep his weight as low as possible heading into the season because once it starts, “it goes right back up.”

Several past and present Giants stars also attended the event, including Lawrence Taylor, Bill Parcells and Eli Manning.

The Giants enter their 100th season with low expectations after missing out on firing RB Saquon Barkley.

Barkley agreed to a three-year, $37.75 million contract with the rival Philadelphia Eagles.