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Players see an energized John Harbaugh in his next act with the New York Giants
Harbaugh quickly won over players with accountability and passion, and several Ravens alumni followed him after he landed the Giants job.
- Super Bowl-winning coach John Harbaugh is leading the New York Giants into a new era after 18 years with the Baltimore Ravens, taking charge of football operations following his departure from Owner Steve Bisciotti.
- Punter Jordan Stout, one of several players who followed Harbaugh up I-95, said the coach is "energized, refreshed, ready to go," marking a stark shift from the stale atmosphere after 18 years in Baltimore.
- Receiver Calvin Austin, after four years under Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh, marveled at how Harbaugh establishes culture through consistency and accountability, noting the coach's focus on allowing player voice while demanding responsibility.
- Tight end Isaiah Likely embraces Harbaugh's direct feedback style, explaining "when you have a good day, he'll praise you," and that the coach balances tough love with genuine support for player development.
- Having overseen his 23rd Giants practice before the season opener preparation, Harbaugh remains committed to his winning algorithm as he approaches his 64th birthday on Sept. 23.
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Players see an energized John Harbaugh in his next act with the New York Giants
John Harbaugh reaches another milestone in his new job Sunday night when he coaches the New York Giants for the first time in a game that counts.
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