Joe Benigno

They have a very high draft pick.

They have an ownership that has proven to be, I know they've had the turmoil yet, but you know it's an ownership that wants to win.

And there is something, too, that I know it hasn't been over the last 20 years or so, or the last 15 years or so,

But there is something to this being the Giants franchise.

Like, that carries weight.

It's a desirable job and probably the best vacancy that's out there.

So, no, I don't think this is going to be something where they do this dance with Harbaugh and over the last second, like, Harbaugh burns them to go to somebody else.

I think the Giants are going to have a pretty good idea pretty soon if they're going to get Harbaugh or not.

And then if they go through all the little processes that they have to do before the hiring becomes official, okay, but they're going to know.

And ultimately, I think they have one of those two guys as this team's head coach.

We're talking to Connor Hughes of SNY.

So for most people, not everybody, it's about power and it's about money.

Those are usually the two very important factors.

So let's start with power.

We talked earlier about Joe Shane, if he'd be a hindrance or not.

And Sean brought up the question like, hey, does John Harbaugh ever get to talk to ownership with Joe Shane not in the room?

Assuming he does.

And John Harbaugh says, I don't want Joe Shane.

Get rid of him.

Do you get a sense that Giant ownership would acquiesce to someone like John Harbaugh and say, you know what?