Giants Surprise with New Coach

On April 4th, the New York Giants are building momentum in the NFL with their new head coach, John Harbaugh,

fresh off 18 strong years in. Baltimore.

General manager Joe Shone paired up with him quick to reshape the squad around a promising young offense

and a tough defense that flies under the radar.

They jumped into free agency, grabbing tight-and-eyes they are likely and full-back Patrick or Card.

Both guys, Harbaugh knows well from his Ravens days.

Earlier this week, whispers from around the league downplay the Giants moves.

One exec said nothing. They did really stands out,

brushing off linebacker Tremaine Edmonds as no big upgrade over what they had.

Folks debate if he's better than their guy Ocararchy, but the vibe is the Giants still get overlooked

heading into 2026. Fans and players feel that sting after three straight playoff misses

and just 13 wins total in that stretch. That poor run leaves a mark,

but Harbaugh brings serious cred with a 0.614 career-winning percentage and only six playoff

no shows in his. Long career. Now the team's turning that shade into fuel, ready to post it in

the locker room for early fire. Shone and Harbaugh won't sweat the noise publicly, focusing on

getting wins to flip the script fast. With Harbaugh calling shots, expect the Giants to surprise

and shake up the league sooner than most think. NFL news today, powered by AI bringing you a

matters-on-game day. I'm Corey with The Story.