Giants Hire Harbaugh, Nagy to Boost Dart's Potential

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The New York Giants head into 2026 with a fresh coaching staff under head coach John Harball who signed a 5-year 100 million dollar deal last month. Harball brought in Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator to build around second-year quarterback Jackson Dart who showed promise as a rookie last season. Harball originally targeted Todd Munkin for the offensive coordinator spot, but Munkin took the head coaching job with the Cleveland Browns instead. Nagy steps in with experience from his time as Kansas City chiefs offensive coordinator and Chicago Bears head coach. In a recent interview, Nagy raved about Dart's potential after reviewing his college footage and combined performance. He highlighted the young quarterback's leadership and natural talent at just 22 years old, drawing parallels to an early Patrick Mahomes. Nagy believes Dart has the drive and toughness to succeed, with teammates already rallying

1:00behind him. Still, he stressed the need for stronger support around him, like a solid offensive line and key playmakers to speed up his growth. Harball rounded out the offense by adding Greg Roman as a senior assistant, focused on the run game and Brian Callahan as quarterbacks coach, and passing game coordinator. Fans are eager to see how this talented group gels and elevates the Giants. His DNN story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music, s-o-l-i-soli-pilo.com.