Giants’ Brian Daboll is the just coach who might get Rob Gronkowski back in the NFL

Rob Gronkowski unretired from the NFL assoonas inthepast; would he do it onceagain? 

Probably not. That stated, according to Gronkowski, there’s a previous New England Patriots assistant who might get him to at least mull the matter.

On Wednesday’s edition of “Up & Adams,” Gronkowski stated that while he can’t be talked into playing onceagain, New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll would have the finest opportunity of altering the future Hall of Fame tight end’s mind.

Daboll had 2 training stints with the Patriots under head coach Bill Belichick (2000-06 and 2013-16), serving mostly as an offensive assistant. In his 2nd go-around with the Patriots, Daboll served as the group’s tight ends coach, where he worked with Gronkowski.

The tight end retired after winning Super Bowl LIII with the Patriots in2019 Gronkowski then returned a year lateron, following Tom Brady to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where the 2 won Super Bowl LV in 2021.

Gronkowski made 5 Pro Bowl Game nods, 4 All-Pro honors and was part of 4 Super Bowl-winning groups. He likewise had 5 seasons where he published 10-plus getting goals and won the 2014 NFL Comeback Player of the Year Award. 

Across his 11-year NFL profession (2010-18 and 2020-21), Gronkowski amountedto 621 receptions (10th all-time amongst tight ends in NFL history) for 9,286 lawns (sixth all-time amongst tight ends) and 92 goals (third all-time amongst tight ends).

Daboll is gettingin his 2nd season as New York’s head coach after it published a 9-7-1 project in his veryfirst season and won a playoff videogame for the veryfirst time giventhat winning Super Bowl XLVI. 

If Daboll ever got to Gronkowski, the 34-year-old would make a engaging tight end space rather perhaps the finest in the sport; the Giants obtained Darren Waller, a Pro Bowler who has 2 1,100-plus getting backyard seasons under his belt, from the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason and have second-year tight end Daniel Bellinger, who logged 30 receptions throughout 12 videogames last season.