John Harbaugh has had nine years in his coaching career where the Ravens won at least one

playoff game, which means half of the years he was there, they not only made the playoffs,

they won a playoff game. In the Super Bowl era as a franchise, the New York Giants have only

had 10 different seasons in which they've won a playoff game.

You know what I want to look up? How many times has John Harbaugh hosted a playoff game?

Because I watched, I started and then I fell asleep, the latest episode of Hard Knocks to close out the year last night.

And you know what made me sick? What made me turn it off?

I couldn't finish the episode.

Go ahead.

First seven minutes, no, I don't have the audio oven. Nick Siriani's going back and forth about the Eagles getting set to, you know, they're winning the division. And they couldn't remember in Nick Siriani's era how many times they've hosted a playoff game. Seven is the answer for John Harbaugh. Okay.

Remember, early on in his tenure, they did a lot of road winning.

His rookie year when they got to the championship game, it was all on the road. The following year, two road games. Following year, two road games. I think Flacko might be the old-time leader, right? Yeah, they were winning all sorts of playoff road games. But eventually he had a run of games they hosted. So it's funny, Siriani, this will be the seventh time in his era, the Eagles have hosted a playoff game. And it just made me throw up, and that's why I asked that about Harbaugh. Could you imagine a world we're living here in New York where we're not wondering why it's been 20 years since we hosted a single playoff game? That's crazy. Can we just get a fun tailgate in January? No, I get you. I mean, I won't be like it's too cold,

but can we just get one for the fans?

It's's crazy. Can we just get a fun tailgate in January? No, I get it. I mean, I won't be the just too cold, but can we just get one for the fans?

It's also crazy. The Giants have a good history. Like, when I bring up the Jets history, none of these stats would surprise you. But in the Super Bowl era, I mean, the Giants have won four Super Bowls. It's not like they haven't won, yet the Giants, and this happened in the Coughlin era, they would only win playoff games when they went on deep runs.

Right. It's not like they haven't won, yet the Giants, and this happened in the Coughlin era,

they would only win playoff games when they went on deep runs. Right. That was basically the way we go. They'd make the playoffs plenty. They'd lose in the first round. It would be a massive disappointment. And then the two years where they actually won a playoff game in the Tom Coughlin era, the Eli era, they'd win all of them. Right. and going a major run, which is why, despite this long history, 60 years were approaching,

they've only won a playoff game in 10 of those seasons.

And in John Harbaugh's case, he's done it in nine seasons.

That is a mind-blowing stat to show you the success he's had.

Now, how did Raven fans turn on him? I did a lot of research

on this, okay? I went into Ravens Reddit. I listened all clips of Baltimore Sports Talk

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