Brandon Jacobs Says Antonio Pierce Is Right Coach To Replace Fired Brian Daboll

NY Giants need a coach and former star RB brandon jacobs Confident that he has found the man who will return the G-Men to their Super Bowl-winning ways – antonio pierce,

tmz sports Talk to former Giants running backs as the team begins its hunt replace brian daboll …following their eighth loss of the season on Sunday.

Jacobs says his former teammate, Pierce, with whom he won Super Bowl XLII, is the ideal choice for the high-pressure program, believing AP’s grit and toughness are exactly what the Giants need.

Of course, Pierce has some head coaching experience…he was the HC for the Las Vegas Raiders.

“In my opinion, I think the Giants need to bring in guys that were part of that dominant era,” Jacobs told us.

“I think Antonio Pierce will be a perfect fit for the Giants. He knows them well, he knows the city well, he can be something for the younger players to learn what not to do, what to do, how to be a professional in New York.”

Jacobs is also willing to help. In fact, Brandon says he would happily join Pierce’s staff as an assistant coach.

“At any level, I would love to be a part of it. I think it’s like a position coach or maybe helping with scouting or something of that nature,” Jacobs said. “I don’t necessarily want to be a head coach because I don’t think I want to do that.”

Brandon said… “I would love to be a part of the franchise and help build them.”

Jacobs isn’t the only one tossing Pierce’s name around… but he’s far from the only potential candidate.

While the Giants have some talent, including a young, electric quarterback — and the team is in NYC (yes, the jerseys, technically, we know) — there’s a long list of potential contenders, including some all-time greats. bill belichick,

Belichick, who won two Super Bowls as Giants coordinator decades ago, is in the midst of his first season in Chapel Hill, where he is UNC’s head coach. Despite being tied down to another job, many believe Bibi may be making his last appearance in the National Football League.

So, is it a good idea to hire Bill?

Jacobs is certainly not opposed.