Brian Daboll had his weekly slump despite his New York Giants coming away with a win against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

With 1:55 left in regulation, the Giants had the ball on their own 28-yard line facing third-and-4 while maintaining a 23–20 lead. Quarterback Daniel Jones dropped back and threw a pass to Darius Slayton, which ultimately fell incomplete. It didn’t take long for Daboll to respond.

New York’s head coach exploded at the nearest referee, yelling that he thought Slayton had been restrained. It was a classic Daboll tantrum. Video is below.

The referee was not convinced and the Giants had to kick the ball away. It seemed like that empty series would doom New York. Seattle got the ball and marched down the field to the Giants’ 28-yard line and they attempted a field goal. New York blocked it and returned it for a touchdown to increase their lead to 29-20. And that ended up being the final score.

We’re sure Daboll is still sad about that decision, but the win certainly softened the blow.