Harbaugh did not hide how much this job meant to him. He called it a “profound honor” and made it clear by saying, “I wanted this job.” Harbaugh wanted to be here. He chose New York. That alone makes this hire feel different.

A Proven Winner Comes to New York

John Harbaugh is not coming in as a project. He is coming in as one of the most accomplished coaches in NFL history. Harbaugh ranks 14th all time in wins. He led the Baltimore Ravens for 18 seasons and guided them to a Super Bowl title in Super Bowl XLVII. During his time in Baltimore, he coached 180 of the franchise’s 276 regular season wins.

His Ravens teams reached the playoffs 12 times. They won six division titles. They appeared in four AFC Championship Games. He also owns 13 postseason victories, tied for seventh in league history and second among active coaches.

For a Giants franchise that has struggled with consistency for years, this kind of resume matters.

Why the Giants Chose Harbaugh

This hire was not rushed. According to team president John Mara, the process was thorough and deliberate. Mara praised general manager Joe Schoen for bringing in a strong group of candidates. But through all the interviews and conversations, Harbaugh stood out.

Why the Giants Chose Harbaugh

Mara said Harbaugh separated himself with his conviction and vision for building a winning organization. That is what this team needs. Not just play calling. Not just motivation speeches. A real plan. Steve Tisch echoed that same message. He described Harbaugh as a proven winner whose teams are disciplined, resilient, and prepared. He also highlighted Harbaugh’s ability to connect with players.

That connection is huge.

Great coaches do not just design schemes. They earn trust. They create culture. They hold players accountable.

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On Sunday, The New York Giants dropped a 34–27 overtime decision to the Detroit Lions at Ford Field.  The late game letdown marked the fourth loss this year where the defense failed to hold a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter. Add to that, this was the fifth road game where the team owned a double-digit lead and still came up empty.

Let’s be honest. It’s tough to watch. It’s even tougher to write about.

The defense surrendered 17 straight points to finish the game. In that stretch, the magic from a once-commanding lead disappeared. Interim head coach Mike Kafka was asked about his trust in Bowen right after the game. His answer? Business-as-usual presser talk.

“Yeah, I do. I have a lot of confidence in Shane and his entire staff.” – Mike Kafka

Every week, we hear coaches support their guys at the podium. But you could see the truth clear as day. The tape told a different story than the postgame quotes.

Bowen’s defense came into the season with hype. But, surprisingly, the back end collapses kept showing up. The effects trickled down. Blow a lead once, it’s a stumble. Twice? It’s a trend. But four times? That’s a breaking point for any franchise trying to find a new heartbeat.

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The New York Giants have officially decided to move on from head coach Brian Daboll after opening the season 2 8. The announcement came down Monday morning, and it signals the end of a tenure that once looked promising but never truly got back on track after the 2022 playoff run. Offensive coordinator Mike Kafka will take over as interim head coach for the rest of the year.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport first reported the move. By the time it became official, most fans were already expecting it. The season felt stuck in repeat mode, and the collapse in Chicago on Sunday only added to the frustration. Blowing a late 10 point lead to the Bears pushed emotions to the edge and brought this decision to the front door.

Daboll’s Tenure Never Recovered After 2022

Early Success Raised Expectations

Daboll arrived with energy, creativity, and the reputation of a coach who could bring stability to a franchise badly in need of it. His debut season supported that belief. The Giants went 9-7-1 and made the postseason, then stunned Minnesota on the road. It felt like the foundation of something real.

But that first year ended up being the high point. Over the next two and a half seasons, the wins slowed to a crawl. The Giants collected only 11 victories during that stretch. The spark faded, the offense stalled, and the team never found the consistency needed to take the next step.

Repeated Late Game Collapses

What made things worse was how predictable the losses became. Week after week, the Giants were in games, only for small mistakes and mental lapses to pile up at the worst possible times. Sunday’s loss to Chicago looked like a replay of earlier failures. A solid lead late in the game, followed by a complete shutdown in the final minutes. Four straight defeats and another road meltdown sealed Daboll’s fate.

Ownership acknowledged the disappointment directly. John Mara and Steve Tisch said the results were not acceptable, and they understood why fans have grown frustrated. They thanked Daboll for his time in New York, but it was clear they felt the franchise had hit a dead end.

Joe Schoen Will Lead the Next Chapter

One part of the announcement surprised fewer people. General manager Joe Schoen is staying in place and will run the head coaching search. Ownership doubled down on Schoen just last week, and Monday’s statement confirmed it once again.

This decision puts significant responsibility on Schoen’s shoulders. The next hire will shape the direction of the franchise for years. It will impact how Jaxson Dart develops, how the roster is built, and how quickly the team can climb out of this cycle. Schoen pushed for continuity, and now he has to deliver on it.

Why the Timing Made Sense

Daboll Entered 2025 With Very Little Margin

Daboll began this season firmly on the hot seat. The 3 14 finish in 2024, combined with the decision to move on from Daniel Jones, left ownership unsure if another year would bring change.

Going into 2025, the front office tried to give Daboll every possible chance to turn things around. The quarterback room was rebuilt with multiple directions to explore. Russell Wilson arrived. Jameis Winston arrived. And the Giants made the bold move to trade back into the first round to draft Ole Miss star Jaxson Dart. The message was clear. Daboll had options. It was on him to make it work.

The Results Were Too Hard to Ignore

Ten games in, the Giants looked like the same team from last year. Injuries, stalled drives, communication breakdowns, and defensive slip ups kept showing up. The Chicago loss did not create the problem. It confirmed that nothing was changing.

At 2 8, with a young quarterback waiting to be developed and a fan base running out of patience, ownership chose to hit the reset button now rather than dragging out the inevitable.

What Comes Next for the Giants

Mike Kafka will run the team the rest of the way. Schoen will begin the coaching search. And for the Giants, this becomes another turning point in a long stretch of uncertainty.

There is young talent in important positions, and the franchise needs leadership that can build something stable around it. The Daboll era started with hope but ended with the feeling that everything was stuck in neutral.

The Giants now have a chance to start fresh. The question is who will step in and take on the challenge.

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The NFL has once again taken something simple and turned it into a headline-grabbing event. The New York Giants’ 2025 schedule is finally out, and while fans are excited, let’s be honest: we’ve known for months who the opponents would be. The only missing piece was when and where.

Still, credit where it’s due. The NFL knows how to generate buzz during the offseason. Even without a game in sight, they manage to dominate the sports conversation. That’s no small feat.

A Closer Look at the 2025 Giants Schedule.

This year’s schedule features a mix of classic rivalries, primetime matchups, and tough road games. Here’s a breakdown.

Weeks 1–4: Starting Strong on the Road.

• Week 1: at Commanders — 1 p.m.
• Week 2: at Cowboys — 1 p.m.
• Week 3: vs. Chiefs — 8:20 p.m. (Sunday Night Football)
• Week 4: vs. Chargers — 1 p.m.

Weeks 5–9: Big Tests Ahead.

• Week 5: at Saints — 1 p.m.
• Week 6: vs. Eagles — 8:15 p.m. (Thursday Night Football)
• Week 7: at Broncos — 4 p.m.
• Week 8: at Eagles — 1 p.m.
• Week 9: vs. 49ers — 1 p.m.

Weeks 10–14: Fighting Through the Midseason.

• Week 10: at Bears — 1 p.m.
• Week 11: vs. Packers — 1 p.m.
• Week 12: at Lions — 1 p.m.
• Week 13: at Patriots — 8:15 p.m. (Monday Night Football)
• Week 14: BYE

Weeks 15–18: Finishing at Home.

• Week 15: vs. Commanders — 1 p.m.
• Week 16: vs. Vikings — 1 p.m.
• Week 17: at Raiders — Time TBD
• Week 18: vs. Cowboys — Time TBD

Final Thoughts

The schedule release may be over the top, but it’s also a reminder that football is coming. The Giants have a tough road ahead, but with several key matchups in primetime and late-season home games, there’s a real chance to make noise.

Be sure to check our full schedule page for updates throughout the season. Tickets are available now for both home and away games, so don’t miss your chance to cheer on Big Blue in person.

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The New York Giants are scheduled to host wide receiver Gabe Davis for a visit on Wednesday. The news was first reported by John Frascella and later confirmed by ESPN’s Jordan Raanan.

Davis has strong ties to the Giants’ front office. General manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll were both with him during their time in Buffalo. That familiarity could help Davis find his footing again after a down year.

Last season in Jacksonville, Davis played in 10 games, totaling 20 catches for 239 yards and two touchdowns. Still just 26 years old, he’s looking for a fresh start after struggling to find a consistent role with the Jaguars.

Giants Make Roster Changes at WR and CB.

To make room for new additions, the Giants waived two undrafted defensive backs: Tommy McCormick (Idaho) and RJ Delancy III (Wisconsin).

In their place, the team added wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey and cornerback T.J. Moore. These moves reflect the Giants’ continued effort to reshape the bottom of the roster ahead of training camp.

A Reunion With Daboll Could Spark Davis.

While Davis didn’t make much of an impact in Jacksonville, he was a key contributor for Buffalo in past seasons. His playoff performances with the Bills stood out, and his chemistry with Daboll could be a factor if he signs with New York.

The Giants are still sorting out their receiver depth behind Malik Nabers and Darius Slayton. Davis could offer size, experience, and a potential red zone boost if he makes the team.

Stay tuned for updates as the visit unfolds.

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The New York Giants wrapped up their 2025 rookie minicamp this weekend, giving fans and coaches an early look at the newest members of the team. As always, the key is perspective, this isn’t full-speed football, but it’s still a chance to get a feel for who’s prepared and who stands out. While no one’s winning a job in May, it’s better to look sharp than not.

Day 1: Sunshine, Energy, and Early Buzz.

The Giants opened camp under clear skies and comfortable temperatures, the perfect setting to kick things off on Friday. Players worked through individual drills, with some light team work mixed in to help ease the transition to the NFL.

Dart Embraces the Moment.

First-round pick Jaxson Dart participated in drills and showed good command and energy. “It’s been surreal,” Dart said after practice. “Being out here, wearing this jersey, it’s an amazing privilege.” He looked comfortable for a rookie quarterback and already carries himself like a leader.

Abdul Carter Shows Off Versatility.

Third overall pick Abdul Carter drew plenty of attention on Day 1. Lining up in different spots, Carter showed exactly why the Giants were drawn to his rare blend of speed and strength. Before the draft, outside linebackers coach Charlie Bullen told Carter, “You can win on the edge, beat guards, beat centers — you’ve got to learn all five spots.” Carter’s response? “You can add more if you want.”

When asked Friday if he was serious, Carter smiled: “I don’t know about all 11, but line me up at fullback or tight end. I can block and catch, too.” Carter’s athleticism and attitude jumped out, and while it’s just minicamp, you can see the potential.

Skattebo and Tracy: A Potential Pairing.

Running backs Cam Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr. might be an interesting combo. When asked about a possible “thunder and lightning” role, Skattebo didn’t shy away. “He might be a little faster than me,” he said of Tracy. “But whatever our roles are, I’m just going to work.”

Day 2: Rain Moves Practice Indoors.

Saturday’s session was moved inside due to rainy weather, but the team still managed a productive second practice. Coach Brian Daboll met with reporters before players hit the field, and several rookies spoke afterward.

Daboll Praises Dart’s Preparation.

Coach Daboll was impressed with Dart’s approach. “He was prepared,” Daboll said. “He’s doing walkthroughs at the hotel, meeting with players, staying on top of the little things. That’s what matters at quarterback.”

Mbow Ready for Anything.

Offensive lineman Marcus Mbow said he’s been working at every position up front. “I’ll probably be moving everywhere,” he said. “It’s day two. We’ll see where it goes from here.” His flexibility and mindset fit the team’s philosophy well.

Fidone Embracing the Journey.

Tight end Thomas Fidone II said his college injuries helped shape his mindset. “I wouldn’t take them back,” he said. “They made me who I am mentally and physically. I trained harder and came back better.”

Korie Black Focused on Growth.

Cornerback Korie Black brings solid experience from Oklahoma State, and he’s eager to learn. “They got experience, so they can really guide me,” he said of the veteran DBs. “I’m just ready to learn and work.”

Final Thoughts.

Rookie minicamp is a starting point, not a stage for sweeping conclusions. Still, when a player looks locked in, listens well, and carries himself like a pro, it’s worth noting. That was the case for several Giants this weekend. Now comes the next step: earning their place when the vets return.

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After signing 13 undrafted rookie free agents this week, the Giants were forced to release one more player on Friday to stay within the 90-man offseason roster limit. The team chose to part ways with wide receiver Lil’Jordan Humphrey.

While the move raised some eyebrows initially, it’s less surprising when looking at the bigger picture. The timing may have been unexpected, but Humphrey faced long odds of making the final 53-man roster.

Humphrey’s Exit Reflects WR Room Crowding.

The 26-year-old wideout was signed in March to a one-year deal worth $1.245 million. Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 225 pounds, Humphrey brought size and veteran experience to the group. Last season, he logged 31 catches for 293 yards and one touchdown with the Denver Broncos. Over six seasons, he’s totaled 62 career receptions across stints with the Broncos, Patriots, and Saints.

Despite not drafting any wide receivers in April, the Giants added five undrafted rookie wideouts: Jordan Bly, Antwane Wells, Dalen Cambre, Beaux Collins, and Da’Quan Felton. Their arrival created a numbers crunch at the position and ultimately cost Humphrey his spot.

Rookie Minicamp Underway in East Rutherford.

The timing of Humphrey’s release coincides with the start of rookie minicamp. Friday marked the first on-field session, with the final practice scheduled for Saturday.

With a crowded receiver room and a focus on youth, the Giants are clearly prioritizing competition and upside as they shape their 2024 roster.

Stay tuned for more minicamp updates and roster developments as the offseason continues.

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The New York Giants made a small but notable roster move ahead of rookie minicamp. On Thursday, the team announced the release of defensive lineman Casey Rogers from the 90-man offseason roster.

Rogers joined the Giants as an undrafted free agent out of Oregon following the 2024 NFL Draft. He also spent part of his college career at Nebraska before transferring. Although he was active for two games during his rookie season, Rogers didn’t make a statistical impact. He logged 33 snaps on defense and appeared on special teams but did not record any tackles.

The move opens a spot that will likely be filled by one of the tryout players at this weekend’s rookie minicamp. It’s a common time of year for teams to shuffle the back end of the roster and bring in fresh competition.

Dimukeje Injury Hits Edge Depth

In more unfortunate news, edge rusher Victor Dimukeje suffered a torn pectoral muscle during offseason workouts with the Giants, according to a report by Jordan Raanan. Dimukeje was added as a free agent earlier this offseason, bringing depth to the outside linebacker group.

This injury means he’ll miss significant time, and it could open the door for younger players to step up. Luckily, the Giants used a draft pick on Penn State pass rusher Abdul Carter, a sign that they’re investing heavily in the position.

Eyes on the Future

With minicamp underway and training camp just a few months out, roster battles will start to heat up. The Giants’ front office remains active in shaping the team, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Keep an eye on the waiver wire and rookie standouts as the offseason continues.

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Michael Strahan is making a bold move toward NFL ownership. The Hall of Fame defensive end is part of a group bidding for a 10 percent stake in the New York Giants—a team he helped lead to a Super Bowl title. According to multiple reports, Strahan has partnered with billionaire investor Marc Lasry to submit the offer. Lasry, the founder of Avenue Capital Group and former co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, brings substantial financial muscle to the table.

Eli Manning and Michael Strahan were teammates for years, creating iconic moments on the field for Big Blue. Now, the two Giants legends are entering a new kind of rivalry—this time, not as players, but as potential owners in the Giants’ front office.

Both Manning and Strahan are leading separate groups bidding for a 10 percent minority stake in the Giants. That portion of the franchise is estimated to cost around $750 million, according to Pro Football Talk. Only one group is expected to walk away with the deal.

Strahan Partners with Billionaire Investor.

Strahan isn’t going it alone. He has reportedly partnered with billionaire Marc Lasry, founder of Avenue Capital Group. Lasry is no stranger to sports ownership. He previously owned a share of the Milwaukee Bucks, which he sold in 2023. Even with his financial background, acquiring a piece of a team valued at more than $8 billion still requires a group effort.

Manning Builds His Own Bid.

Eli Manning’s interest in ownership was first reported by Bloomberg in April. While his investment partners have not been named, reports say he has spoken with other retired NFL players and private investors to form a competitive group. Manning, who earned over $250 million during his playing career, will also need additional investors to complete the bid.

Interestingly, Manning and Strahan once discussed teaming up to pursue the deal. According to Sportico, those talks ended when Manning had to withdraw due to potential conflicts with his existing business ventures.

What’s Next for Big Blue’s Future?

With only 10 percent of the franchise available and both bids still in progress, Giants fans are watching closely. Whether Manning or Strahan ends up as part of the ownership group, one thing is clear. The future of the Giants could include a familiar face in the owner’s box.

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NFL legend Eli Manning is looking to take on a new role—this time as a potential part-owner of the New York Giants. According to a report from Bloomberg, the two-time Super Bowl MVP is putting together a group to bid for a minority stake in the franchise he led for 16 memorable seasons.

Only One Team for Eli

Back in January, Manning hinted at his interest in becoming an NFL owner—but made it clear there was just one team he had in mind. “There’s probably only one team I’d be interested in pursuing,” he said in an interview with CNBC. “It’s the one I played for for 16 years.”

Manning spent his entire career in New York, earning two Super Bowl titles and etching his name into Giants history. Now, he’s looking to carry that legacy into the boardroom.

Giants Exploring Minority Sale

In February, the Giants revealed that the Mara and Tisch families had hired investment firm Moelis & Co. to look into the potential sale of a minority, non-controlling stake. The Giants, one of the NFL’s oldest franchises, have been co-owned by the Mara and Tisch families for decades. The Mara family has been involved since the team’s founding in 1925, while the Tisch family purchased 50% in 1991.

What’s at Stake?

Sources say that up to 10% of the franchise could be up for sale. With the team valued at over $8 billion, even a small slice is a major investment. Negotiations are still ongoing, and no decisions have been finalized.

One thing is certain—if Eli Manning becomes part of the ownership group, the Giants would gain not just an investor, but a true franchise icon.

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