John Harbaugh introduced today by the New York Giants, Evan and Tiki with Sean Morash,

will be there starting at 10 a.m. The press conference starts at 12 p.m. We will have it all for

you here on the fan, so stay tuned throughout. The day is this is a huge, huge day.

And hopefully we look back at this hire and this introductory press conference is one of the big moments in recent Giants history.

If this all works out the way we expect it to work out.

And we've been through some press conferences where we didn't know what we were going to get

the ben macadou big suit the joe judge firing everybody up the adam gase uh bopping around

eyes going everywhere with the tacos we've seen it all man i know one thing we're we're going to get a little bit of a history lesson from John Harbaugh today. He's going to talk about the New York football giants. That's how he's going to talk about the team. He's going to talk about the rich history. He's going to talk about the Mara family. He's going to talk about the respect that he has for one of the legacy franchises and what an honor it is to be able to make $20 million a year to coach this team and to have the unbridled support of ownership on all three sides, whether it be the Tish family, the Mara family, the Koch family.

Chris Mara did a great job here, getting down there in front of him as quickly he did. I thought I thought that was the way to kick this whole thing off. And I hear the word collaboration and good young players and Joe Shane's going to be a pleasure to work with. He'll be asked, you know, are you reporting to the owner, which I'm sure he is. Oh, yeah, that was a big thing.

Well, I mean, that's what he did down with Steve Bishotti, and that's why Steve Bishadhi called him on his phone. I'm reporting to you that you're fired. So, yeah, we're going to hear all of that kind of stuff. The only advice that I would give him would be, just be careful with the word championship when you're talking about the future.

You talk about we're building for championships,

not that we're going to win. would be just be careful with the word championship when you're talking about the future.

You talk about we're building for championships, not that we're going to win them,

but that we're going to build and we're going to try to sustain greatness for as long as we

can. And we're going to try to reflect the great teams of the past and find that giant pride

that has been missing.

Now, unfortunately, like if he says something like that,

it's a shot at these other coaches that have been here before,

and he's not that type of guy either.

He's not going to try to rip or embarrass anybody that's been in this spot before he was here.

You know, so he's going to try to be gracious.

He's going to be professional.

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