Brian Daboll stepped out of his New Jersey home on Tuesday for the first time since the New York Giants fired him as their coach on Monday.He wore a navy Penn State sweatshirt. The Nittany Lions are a college football powerhouse valued at an estimated $1.027 billion, according to SI.The sighting occurred just one day after his firing, marking the end of his four-season tenure with the franchise. Local photographers captured the former Coach of the Year outside his residence in gray pants and the blue hoodie.His exit followed a 24-20 road loss to the Chicago Bears, with New York surrendering a late lead. The defeat dropped the team to 2-8 for the third straight year.Also read: Bills HC Sean McDermott reveals stance on Brian Daboll reunion amid Josh Allen's strugglesAlso read: Bill Belichick to Giants rumors catches steam as Brian Daboll's firingJohn Mara and Steve Tisch address years of underperformance in Brian Daboll's dismissal statementGiants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch issued a joint message acknowledging the organization’s struggles and the need for a reset following multiple losing campaigns."The past few seasons have been nothing short of disappointing, and we have not met our expectations for this franchise," Mara and Tisch wrote on Tuesday. "We understand the frustrations of our fans, and we will work to deliver a significantly improved product."Brian Daboll's playoff run in 2022 earned him NFL Coach of the Year honors. However, the early success faded, culminating in a 20-40-1 record over four seasons. New York offensive coordinator Mike Kafka was promoted to interim coach for the season’s final seven games.Kafka, who previously worked under Andy Reid with the Kansas City Chiefs, was once a candidate for the Saints' job before the position went to Kellen Moore. Kafka’s playing background as a quarterback includes stints alongside Michael Vick, Tom Brady and Josh McCown. Giants general manager Joe Schoen, who joined the franchise in 2022, will remain in his post.Daboll’s final weeks were marked by Jaxson Dart’s repeated concussion evaluations. He also had a 5-22 record over his last two seasons.