Nobody has done more with less this season quite like Brian Daboll. Nobody has elevated the talent at his disposal better than the rookie head coach.

And nobody else should be the NFL’s Coach of the Year.

He inherited a 4-13 roster that was further stripped of a few of its top players as a result of the salary-cap mess left by the previous regime. By Week 17, The Post’s Steve Serby tabbed Daboll as a messianic-like Savior of the New York Football Giants as they clinched their first playoff berth since 2016. He’s taken his employer, John Mara, out of anguish, the Giants owner recently saying he’s finally “not as miserable as I have been” as Daboll’s team helps restore his fractured relationship with fans.

The Giants’ over/under win total was set at 7.5 before the season, per DraftKings. At 9-6-1, Daboll more than doubled last season’s win total and brought the Giants to a level of competence almost nobody thought possible so quickly.