Harbaugh's New Giants: No Exceptions, Full Commitment

0:00It's April 7th, NFL News Today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. New Giants head coach John Harbaugh dropped a bombshell in his first team meeting, straight up saying everybody's tradable, no exceptions. This comes right after Star Defense of Tackle, Dexter Lawrence publicly asked for a trade on Monday, chasing more cash. Harbaugh made it clear he's all in on keeping Lawrence, who he called dominant, and believes the 28-year-old wants to stay in New York too. After this week, only three players skipped the voluntary spring workouts on day one. Lawrence, quarterback Paulson Adivo, and defensive lineman Sam. Roberts. Roberts had surgery, but Adivo, with the second-highest cap hit at $24.1 million, still owes an explanation. Neither Lawrence nor Adivo stayed healthy or balled out last season, and Harbaugh's not here for excuses. Fans and media are buzzing because Harbaugh's refreshing vibe contrasts the Giants losing ways. He's praising talents like Lawrence and Ed Rusher Cave on Tivado, but stressing higher

1:04standards under his watch. It's a shift from how the team used to enable underperformers, and players skipping early sessions got to catch up fast when they show. Harbaugh's talk to Lawrence's agent, and sees hope, drawing from his Ravens days when the Mar Jackson requested a trade, but they worked it out with. Patience. Meanwhile, reports say the Giants might trade Tivado for a late second or early third-round pick. Adivo's absence got called out specifically, signaling no one's untouchable. Bottom line, Harbaugh's laying down the law as the new boss, demanding full commitment to football. If players don't buy in, the doors open. They can line up elsewhere while he builds winners.