Right after firing Brian Daboll, the New York Giants have caused the entire NFL world to surge when secretly contacting Josh McDaniels, the offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots, with a contract offer worth 36 million USD in 3 years – a gigantic number for the head coach position. However, what stunned everyone was McDaniels’s reaction – the man who chose heart over money.

According to sources from ESPN, the Giants view McDaniels as the “perfect candidate” to revive their crumbling offense, after ending the Daboll era with a 2-8 record. The contract includes an average salary of 12 million USD per year and open personnel selection rights – but McDaniels did not take too long to make the decision that surprised the entire expert community.

In a short interview at Gillette Stadium, McDaniels shared: “I respect that offer, but my heart belongs to New England. We are rebuilding something special, and I want to be here when the Patriots return to where they truly belong.” This statement immediately spread powerfully across Patriots Nation social media.

Internal sources say McDaniels and Head Coach Mike Vrabel have a very close relationship, especially after together helping Drake Maye develop remarkably in his rookie season. McDaniels’s refusal of such a gigantic contract shows absolute faith in the long-term project at Foxborough – where once was the peak of the Belichick – Brady empire.

When the news spread, not only Patriots Nation but the entire NFL expressed respect. A source from New York admitted: “It is really rare to see a coach choose loyalty over money.” In Foxborough, the Patriots players said briefly: “Coach Josh is not going anywhere. We still have unfinished business.” And now, New England has one more reason to believe in the journey back to glory.