Giants' Offseason Shake-Up: New Coach, New Faces

This is Corey with The Story with NFL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now.

Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The New York Giants kicked off their off-season

with big changes after a rough 2025 season. They finished four wins and 13 losses,

missing the playoffs for the third year in a row. To turn things around, they hired John Harball

as head coach and made several free agency moves aimed at fixing key weaknesses.

Harball wasted no time bringing in familiar faces from his Ravens days. Players like tight

in Isaiah likely, full back patch of record, and defensive back Ardarius Washington joined the team

helping instill the culture he wants to build right away. Analysts have mixed takes on the progress

so far. Pro football focus ranks the Giants 24th overall in their post-free agency power rankings,

calling them a work still very much in progress. Despite the roster shakeup,

the team lost some key contributors too, including wide receiver Juan Dale Robinson and

quarterback Cordale Flood, who were top performers at there, positions last year. That leaves holes

that new additions will need to fill quickly. It might take a couple more off-season for everything

to click, but these early steps show the Giants are committed to climbing back into contention.

Next year.