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Takeaways from John Harbaugh's introductory press conference

Jan 20, 2026 at 01:55 PM

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by Dan Salomone & Matt Citak

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There is a long list of important dates in Giants history.

Jan. 20, 2026 is now one of them.

On Tuesday, John Harbaugh was officially introduced as the franchise's 21^st head coach. Harbaugh brings over a distinguished resume from Baltimore, including the14th-most wins in NFL history. He led the Ravens to 12 playoff berths in 18 seasons, including six division titles, four AFC Championship Game appearances, and his crowning achievement in Super Bowl XLVII.

With the Harbaugh era beginning in East Rutherford, here is everything you need to know from the introductory press conference.

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