US EditionJohn Harbaugh strives to restore 'championship culture' with Giants
- On Tuesday, John Harbaugh was introduced as the New York Giants head coach at Quest Diagnostics Training Center, East Rutherford, NJ, pledging to establish a winning culture on Day 1.
- After a 4-13 2025 season, the New York Giants, in disarray for much of the last decade, saw Mara and Tisch ownership pursue Harbaugh as their top candidate.
- Giants have requested interviews for defensive coordinator candidates and are expected to begin as soon as Wednesday, while targeting free agent Tyler Linderbaum and favoring Todd Monken as offensive coordinator.
- As part of his deal, Harbaugh will report directly to ownership, and the club expects immediate work on staffing, free agents and the draft to push for the 2026 playoffs.
- A proven winner, John Harbaugh brings 193 coaching wins, 12 playoff appearances and a Super Bowl title, while tensions from his Baltimore Ravens exit over Todd Monken may affect New York staff dynamics.
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