Giants Launch 2026 Offseason Program Under Harbaugh

The New York Giants launched their 2026 offseason workout program on April 7 at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey, marking the first full offseason under new head coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, with second-year quarterback Jaxson Dart positioned as the focal point of the team's renewed playoff ambitions.

Harbaugh, who spent 18 years leading the Baltimore Ravens before joining the Giants, addressed the team for the first time during the voluntary sessions, describing the meeting as "a joy" and an "honor" to stand before the players. The program begins with a two-week phase emphasizing meetings, strength training, and rehabilitation, setting a foundational tone for a revamped coaching staff that includes 15 new assistants out of 18. Nagy, who coordinated the Kansas City Chiefs' offense for three seasons and previously served as head coach of the Chicago Bears, expressed high expectations for Dart during a media session on Tuesday.

Nagy highlighted Dart's drive and leadership, noting, "The one thing I love about Jaxson is Jaxson wants to be the best. He really does. When you have that, that's half the battle." He praised...