Harbaugh's Giants: NFC East Shakeup

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John Harbog just took over his head coach for the New York Giants, stepping into the NFC East with a killer track record against the division.

Over his 18 years with the Ravens, he went 13 wins and 8 losses in regular season games, versus those teams, showing he knows how to.

Handle the East's heavy hitters.

That success breaks down solid across the board, four wins and one loss against the Cowboys,

three in two, versus the Eagles in commanders, even three, and three with the Giants themselves.

Plus, Harbog spent nearly a decade building his career in Philly from 1998 to 2007, so he's no stranger to the rival.

Rivalry grind, fans and analysts are buzzing because his experience could flip the Giants fortunes quick, especially after years of struggles.

Harbog's already laying out the blueprint, stressing the need to beef up the offensive and defensive lines to mass the division's beasts up front, and control the trenches.

Looking ahead, the Giants have young fire-like quarterback Jackson Dart, and Whiteout Malik neighbors ready to roll, giving Harbog prime pieces to mold, his squad.

With that built-in edge from past matchups, he's primed to shake up the NFC East right out the gate.