Patrick Kane, the renowned hockey player from Buffalo, has expressed his strong support for Brian Daboll as the prospective head coach for the Buffalo Bills. Despite not being a football expert, Kane took to Twitter to endorse Daboll, urging the team’s decision-makers to “bring him home” following the recent firing of Sean McDermott.
Support from a Local Icon
On Wednesday morning, Kane, who plays for the Detroit Red Wings, shared a tweet that quickly garnered over 2,000 likes. His excitement was evident as he described Daboll as a good friend with local ties. Kane noted Daboll’s roots in Buffalo, where he attended Saint Francis High School.
Brian Daboll’s Background
Born in Welland, Ontario, Daboll grew up in West Seneca, New York. He furthered his education at the University of Rochester. While he is not a Canadian citizen, his connection to the Buffalo area runs deep, making him a recognizable figure in the local sports community.
- Name: Brian Daboll
- Age: 50
- Birthplace: Welland, Ontario
- Raised in: West Seneca, New York
- High School: Saint Francis High School
- University: University of Rochester
A Connection Beyond Sports
Kane first met Daboll while playing for the New York Rangers, where Daboll served as a coach for the Giants. The two maintained their friendship over the years. Recently, Kane reached out to Daboll regarding the Bills’ coaching position, which has emerged as a hot topic following the team’s recent playoff disappointments.
Kane’s Thoughts on Football
Though Kane admits he isn’t well-versed in football regulations, he closely follows both the Bills and the Chicago Bears. He reflected on the Bills’ heart-wrenching overtime loss to Denver and the challenges faced with controversial officiating decisions. Kane expressed pride in both teams’ efforts and the positive impact their success has on their cities.
As the search for the next head coach begins, all eyes will be on Brian Daboll and whether he can bring success to the Buffalo Bills, cementing Kane’s hopes for a brighter future for his hometown team.
