Now, the Giants are preparing for Year 1 under his replacement, John Harbaugh, who will debut in the regular season with a high-profile game — a Sunday night nationally televised showdown in East Rutherford against the Cowboys on Sept. 13.

Everybody loves a good old "bulletin board material" story and we have one for the Dallas Cowboys and it was birthed by comments made by New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh. Harbaugh spoke to fans at a town hall event on Monday night and was asked ...

The New York Giants selected John Harbaugh as their head coach for the 2026 NFL season, and the schedule appears to bring some positive news.

Although the New York Giants have yet to play a game this year, head coach John Harbaugh, by way of how he's run the offseason and roster building process, has shown that he’s not about to fool around when it comes to getting Big Blue back on track.

Despite the Giants having come off three miserable seasons, early point spreads hint at an expectation for an immediate turnaround in the first year of the Harbaugh era.

Developing a "foundation" under John Harbaugh has been named the New York Giants' biggest offseason improvement.

The Giants get their bye in Week 8, after playing only seven games. They close their season against two NFC East rivals, facing the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas and the Eagles at MetLife Stadium in Week 18.