Harbaugh Kicks Off Giants Offseason, Focuses on Team Building

0:00It's April 7th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. John Harbock kicked off the New York Giants Voluntary Offseason program on Tuesday, gathering 73 players for the first time under his. Watch. This marks his 19th such start, but the first with the Giants after 18 years with the Ravens. Key absences like Dexter Lawrence Guy mentioned, but the focus stayed on team building and getting everyone on the same page. Running back, Camp Scottabode looks set to return sooner than wide receiver Mollick neighbors, who's rehabbing a torn ACL. Harbock expects GOTIBO back on the field some this spring, while neighbors gears up more for training camp. Neighbors showed up in great spirits, keeping the vibe positive. Harbock called it, fun yet awkward, Mike the first day of school, as he met most players face to face for the first time. He doesn't know all the names or faces yet, leading to some funny mix-ups. They kicked things off with an intro session, pushing everyone to share their identity and purpose to build real bonds. On trade rumors,

1:02swirling around guys like cave ontivado and Dexter Lawrence, Harbock kept it real. Everybody's tradable, but he's stressed locking in on football, not the business noise, to bring the team together. Quarterback Jackson Dart impressed in his first classroom session with Harbock, taking notes and engaging fully. It's a solid start as the Giants build momentum, heading into a crucial off-season.