Giants' New Coach Boosts East's Last-to-First Hopes

On April 2nd, the NFC East had a rough go last season, finishing dead last among divisions with the combined 27 wins, 40 losses, and 1.

Tyve, all four teams, the Giants, Cowboys, Commanders, and Eagles, struggled hard, putting them behind even the weak NFC West direct of 41 wins.

Power ranking still have the division low, grabbing 7 of the bottom 8 spots overall.

But off-season moves have folks buzzing, especially for the Commanders and Giants as two of the most improved squads.

Analysts see the Eagles pulling ahead in what looks like a one-team race, while the Giants face big injury questions around receiver Malik neighbors.

Running back Cam Scatabo, left tackle Andrew Thomas, and quarterback Jackson Dart.

Still, new head coach John Harbaugh could change everything with his track record.

Harbaugh spent 18 years turning the Ravens into contenders, making playoffs 12 times despite their divisions ups and downs.

History backs this too. Since 2002, 27 teams bounced from last to first, often with a fresh coach like the Bears and Patriots did.

Last year, that momentum sets the Giants up for real growth in a wide open east, giving them a shot to climb back and shake up the league this season.

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