Bobby Skinner

All we need is a whistle.

John Harbaugh is the New York Giants head coach.

You're saying, we already did that episode.

Well, if you lived under a rock over the last four days,

It almost was an issue.

There was issues in the contract.

It took from Wednesday night to Saturday at 3.30 to get this thing officially done.

So we're kind of going to break that down a little bit.

Ian O'Connor of The Athletic did a great job getting just direct quotes from John Harbaugh on the situation and giving a little bit of clarity.

into it, even though we're going to have to wait and see to see what some of these power struggle stuff was about.

We also have Ken McKusick, our friend from Film Study Ravens on for about a 27 minute interview talking about his experiences with John Harbaugh and what to expect from him.

Grump, how are we doing?

It's official.

John Harbaugh is the head coach.

Yeah, and so I want to break all that down and talk about, like, the power... There was some, like, form of power struggle going on.

But before we get into, like, breaking that down, one, I'm just excited that it's happened.

But...

the because I think there was some doubt that it was going to happen not much doubt but you know you know Connor you know asked John Harbaugh Friday night if he'd be the Giants coach and Harbaugh responded with a shrugs emoji you know like I do think there was a path to this not getting done even though I think everybody thought that it would get done number one because the Giants couldn't let this not get done and as much as Harbaugh has a lot of sway and could take a year off like

I think he would have had similar issues looking for power and stuff with the Titans or, you know, the Falcons or whatever.

Maybe not the Falcons, but like the Titans who have a GM in Mike Borgonzi and a president of football operations.