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How the Giants helped John Harbaugh rediscover his coaching mojo

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Schwartz, P. (2026, October 28). How the Giants helped John Harbaugh rediscover his coaching mojo. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/28/sports/how-the-giants-helped-john-harbaugh-rediscover-his-coaching-mojo/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-28 · by Paul Schwartz

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This article discusses how the New York Giants have positively influenced head coach John Harbaugh, highlighting aspects such as his optimistic attitude, rigorous practice sessions, and use of motivational quotes and stories. It emphasizes specific coaching traits that fans and observers are noticing during the team's season with Harbaugh at the helm.
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John Harbaugh, the head coach of the New York Giants, has reportedly rediscovered his coaching enthusiasm and effectiveness this season. According to Paul Schwartz from the New York Post, Harbaugh's renewed vigor includes a positive outlook, rigorous practices, and frequent use of historical quotes, particularly those from Winston Churchill. The article highlights that fans are noticing significant changes in Harbaugh’s approach, suggesting an improvement in team morale and performance.

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🔮 Halloween will have come and gone by the time the Giants hit the field again.
🔮 This was a top-level outing for the offensive line and especially the two ailing tackles, Andrew Thomas and Jermaine Eluemunor, who did yeoman work against gifted edge rushers Danielle Hunter and Will Anderson.
🔮 This week, the coaching staff told Deonte Banks that he would be following Nico Collins, the Texans’ top wide receiver, all over the field.
🔮 It is definitely possible that the addition of J.J. McCarthy in the starting lineup will help the Giants get back to the business of running the ball at an acceptable rate, perhaps as soon as Sunday against the Texans.
🔮 There was an expectation Holland would be able to clear the protocol and make it back for this game, as he was able to get on the field and practice on a limited basis Thursday and Friday.
🔮 The Giants had been 3-0 at MetLife Stadium but could not get to 4-0 at home for the first time since 2008.
🔮 The Saints could not run the ball, nor could they stop the run.
🔮 Just because they wanted to do it and were determined to establish that this would be their identity did not make it so.
🔮 Even though the Giants hired John Harbaugh, there were not many great expectations for how they would fare this season from outside the building.
🔮 The thinking is the trailing team will need 15 points to win the game, so go for two after the first touchdown and if you do not get it, go for two after the second touchdown.
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