EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Even John Harbaugh can’t say for sure whether the Giants are going to be good this season after 12 mostly miserable years. But one thing their new coach is very clear about is that they're going to be prepared. That’s a big reason why his practices are so long — 2.5 hours on Monday in 90-degree heat and stifling humidity, in what was the team’s first practice after their 10-day camp-opening trip to West Virginia. Harbaugh's practices are crisp, too. There isn’t a lot of standing around, and there is a purpose to every drill they do from the moment they hit the field. Th...
After Years Of Losing For Giants, John Harbaugh's Arrival Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
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Aug 11, 2026 • 3 weeks ago
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