John Harbaugh: Game-Changer for Giants

On April 3rd, the New York Giants' offseason headline is hiring John Harbaugh as head coach.

That's the game changer over everything else.

Free agency brought solid picks like Titan, Isaiah Likeley, and linebacker Tremaine Edmonds,

but it ain't turning them into superbowl favorites yet.

They locked in Likeley on a 3-year, $40 million deal, hoping he steps up as the top titan

now that he's out of Baltimore's shadow. Edmonds got 3 years, 36 million,

but his track record raises eyebrows.

Neither Buffalo nor Chicago offered him a second contract after his.

Pro Bulls back in 2020. NFL execs are mostly cool with it,

praising Likeley as a smart familiarity move and a solid number two.

But Edmonds, not scaring anybody, and they note the Giants cut Wandel Robinson,

leaving slim options beyond Malik neighbors at receiver.

Looking ahead, execs see the Giants grabbing a wide out early in the 2026 draft

maybe at number 5 or 37. Draft experts figure Harbaugh sticks to best player

available there, filling gaps like receiver and interior line later.

Bottom line, Harbaugh's rep puts the Giants in a stronger spot,

credibility like that buys time and talent.

This has been NFL News Today powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.