Chris McMonigle

They do it with all of them.

They play right away.

Now, Connor, when it comes to Joe Shane and John Harbaugh, I know there's varying reports out there that that wouldn't be a deterrent.

Do you think internally Joe Shane is really going to push harder for a guy like Stefanski because he's worried about his own job with the John Harbaugh coming in?

That is the thing.

That's such a great question, Sean, because I think that's what fascinates me the most because I dug on this.

So on that note, unfortunately, you've been here for plenty of coaching changes in the New York locals.

Is there ever going to be a point in time where John Harbaugh is in a room with people involved with the Giants that Joe Shane is also not in the same room at the same time?

Just because if John doesn't want to work with Joe, it's very hard to say that with Joe in the room.

You know what I mean?

Now, Connor, you referenced that process that you would go through, and obviously the Giants are going through that process right now.

So when it comes to flying Kevin Stefanski in and he meets and has dinner with the Giants right away,

How much of a game of, like, chance do you think the Giants are playing here?

Meeting with Stefanski right away, going through a couple of interviews.

If Harbaugh wants to wait this out two weeks, weigh all the options.

Do you think there's a scenario where the Giants can completely fumble this and Stefanski says, forget this, I'm taking the Falcon job, and they lose out on Harbaugh and him?

Now, you mentioned a little while ago how, like, the Giants are the most desirable job.

We keep getting that hammered down our throats.

And obviously, Giants fans everywhere, you hear the name John Harbaugh, you're going to, like, drool over it.

The expectations with this roster, as much as people have knocked Joe Shane, if the Giants were to name John Harbaugh the next two weeks a head coach, do you think that immediately the expectation becomes playoffs next year?