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Harbaugh: Giants' Line Work in Progress, Patience Key

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Giants Coach John Harbaugh Emphasizes Patience with Offensive Line: Despite expectations, the team is keeping young talent like Evan Neal and Joshua Ezeudu, who are shifting to guard spots. Harbaugh believes in their potential and is betting on growth over quick fixes as they prepare for the upcoming season.

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Harbaugh: Giants' Line Work in Progress, Patience Key

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Harbaugh: Giants' Line Work in Progress, Patience Key. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 30, Giants head coach John Harbaugh says their offensive line is still a work in progress, just like the whole team. They're set to bring back four of their five starters from last season, and surprisingly, they're holding on to young guys like Evan Neal and Joshua. Ezuru, even though many expected them to shop those players in free agency. Free agency is still rolling, but it slowed down as teams grind on draft prep, including the Giants. Harbaugh explained they haven't jumped in big yet because the right deals haven't fit their budget or long-term plans. You don't want to overpay and regret it later. Harbaugh had one-on-one talks with Neal and Ezuru, who got buried last year. Neal benched, Ezuru stuck on injured reserve. The new coaching vibe has them fired up. They walked into his office with clear plans on how to level up. Both are shifting inside to guard spots, despite starting a tackle in college. If the staff unlocks their potential, it could seriously boost that line without breaking the bank.

1:01Sounds like patience is the play here, betting on growth over quick fixes as they head towards September. Football news, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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