Marcus Spears predicts Giants improvement under John Harbaugh's coaching
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Marcus Spears expressed optimism about the New York Giants' prospects for the upcoming season under new head coach John Harbaugh, who has a history of success with the Baltimore Ravens. Spears emphasized Harbaugh's ability to instill stability and discipline, especially in late-game situations. The Giants, who struggled with fourth-quarter finishes last season, aim to change their identity to a run-first team, bolstered by improvements to the offensive line and personnel additions. There is a belief that Harbaugh can guide younger players and help the team compete for wins in 2026.
- •Spears believes Harbaugh will stabilize the Giants after past struggles.
- •Giants aim to shift to a run-first identity this season.
- •The coaching change follows a disappointing season, especially in fourth quarters.
- •Harbaugh's experience as a Super Bowl champion is seen as a valuable asset.
- •The team has made roster improvements, including signing Patrick Ricard.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Marcus Spears has high expectations for New York Giants under John Harbaugh
"ESPN's Marcus Spears believes head coach John Harbaugh will finally pull the New York Giants out of the depths.
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