Giants hire John Harbaugh as next head coach
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John Harbaugh has been appointed as the new head coach of the New York Giants, confirming the decision to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports. Harbaugh, who recently parted ways with the Baltimore Ravens after 18 seasons, has signed a five-year contract with the Giants. His hiring aligns with the team's desire for a proven winner, given his Super Bowl XLVII victory after the 2012 season. Despite initial concerns regarding front office structure, Harbaugh and General Manager Joe Schoen have reached an understanding on their respective roles. This marks the first NFL head-coaching hire of 2026.
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