John Harbaugh's Giants: New Era, Old Faces Out

0:00It's March 22nd. I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today Football News powered by AI. The New York Giants are generating major excitement after hiring John Harbaugh as their new head coach. The job opened up after the 2025 season, and is stood out as one of the league's top spots thanks to a promising young offense led by Jackson Dart, Malik Neighbors, and Cam Skatabo, plus a defense ready to shine. The team is struggling lately, missing the playoffs for three straight years, with just 13 wins against 38 losses. Harbaugh is expected to shake things up big time on the roster, likely parting ways with several veterans tied to their rough stretch. Fans and analysts are watching closely as players like wide receiver Jalen Hyatt, running back Eric Gray and Kicker Graham Gano, face uncertain. Futures heading into 2026. These guys contributed to past disappointments, and recent moves signal their on thin ice. Hyatt, a former third-round pick, has managed only 36 catches over three seasons with no touchdowns, especially after the team added Darnell.

1:04Mooney and Calvin Austin III. Gray saw almost no action last year, and Gano's injuries paved the way for new kicker Jason Sanders. With Harbaugh building around the young core, and free agency heating up, the Giants led poised for fresh start that could finally turn things. A red home.