inside the giants John Harbaugh’s belief in a quick Giants turnaround begins where games end By Paul Schwartz Published April 8, 2026, 6:20 a.m. ET John Harbaugh takes a moment at the NFL's annual league meeting on March 30, 2026. Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images In some ways it sounded as if John Harbaugh was trying to convince himself the job he inherited is not quite as daunting as it might appear.
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The question was posed to the new head coach of the Giants: What makes you think you can come in and win immediately with your new team? After all, the Giants went 4-13 in 2025 and 3-14 in 2024. That is quite a litany of losing for Harbaugh to extinguish.
“The league is a lot tighter than you might think,’’ Harbaugh said recently at the NFL’s annual league meeting. “It’s a tight margin proposition. Every game is close.’’
Well, not every game is close. The Giants last season were beaten soundly by the Commanders, Chiefs, Eagles, 49ers and Patriots.
