Overview
- General manager Joe Schoen says he expects the Giants to be competitive “week in and week out,” framing the roster and a demanding training camp as reasons for raised expectations.
- Head coach John Harbaugh has set a clear mission to be the best team in the NFL and is demanding candid accountability from players and coaches to meet that standard.
- Team leaders and reporters describe a reshaped offseason roster with visible improvements on the offensive line, depth in the backfield, a clear No. 1 receiver in Malik Nabers, and strong buy-in from players.
- Schoen says the bulk of roster work is done for now but confirms the front office will keep pursuing upgrades, with adding defensive tackle depth identified as an immediate priority.
- The push for higher standards comes against a recent run of poor results — 13 wins over the past three seasons — and outside markets project modest expectations, so early-season performance will shape whether the new approach sticks.