The New York Giants have appointed John Harbaugh as their new head coach, just days after his departure from the Baltimore Ravens. Harbaugh, who was fired by the Ravens following an 18-season tenure, quickly secured a new role with the Giants.
Harbaugh was the NFL’s second-longest tenured head coach before his dismissal. The Ravens moved on after a 2025 season marked by injuries and a narrow miss of the playoffs. Harbaugh’s experience and success made him an attractive candidate for the Giants.
Jesse Minter, formerly the Chargers’ defensive coordinator and a Ravens assistant under Harbaugh, has been hired as Baltimore’s new head coach. Minter’s appointment was announced just over two weeks after Harbaugh’s exit, marking the fourth head coach in Ravens history.
