Joe Benigno

I mean, because no offense to Glenn, because I've been fighting with Jet fans about keeping him for a second season, but this feels like a game changer.

It feels like this is where I would pivot off of that, and it doesn't feel like the Jets feel the same way, which is...

See, here's the thing, though.

There's just so many other things that would need to happen before.

Again, this is not reporting or sourcing, but this hypothetical world where Harbaugh becomes the Jets coach, there's so many things that need to happen because the Jets can't just fire Aaron Glenn and hire Harbaugh.

They would have to fire Aaron Glenn, then go through the same interview process of doing the Rooney rule and interviewing these guys and doing that.

There's also no guarantee that something doesn't happen last second where, hey, say the Giants come in with $10 million more a year hypothetically to get Harbaugh, and suddenly Harbaugh's like, yeah, you know what?

I did want the Jets, but now I don't.

It's not this Madden game where it's just, oh, there's Harbaugh, let me fire this coach and hire the next one.

There's so much that needs to happen there that it's

it would be such a risk and potentially have so much blowback on their face of badness that it makes sense why they're moving forward for at least this year with Aaron Glenn.

I don't think they lose out on both, no.

Personally, I don't think they lose out on both those guys.

I think they'll probably have either Harbaugh or Stefanski as their head coach.

I do.

And the difference here from other head coaching circles or other head coaching cycles that I've covered is that the Giants are the best option out there.

I mean, the Ravens now, I guess you could throw them in there because they have Lamar, but they're going to be looking for a very specific candidate.

So of the other, because again, Harbaugh's not going back to the Ravens,

Of the coaches that are available, the Giants are the number one.

I mean, you're going to have, I know the cap space doesn't look so robust, but the contracts that the Giants have done are structured in a way that they can very easily create more cap space.