Joe Benigno

We will fire Joe Shane for you if you're willing to take the job.

If they were going to do it for anyone on this coaching cycle, it would be horrible.

They're not going to do that for Kevin Stefanski.

They're not going to do that for Minter.

If somebody was going to do that, I think that they would have to consider it.

Look, this is a guy that... I've been given no indication that that would happen or that they would want... Again, this is just thinking at...

Everything the Giants want in a head coach is Harbaugh.

If you go through, and I remember when Dayball got fired and I made some calls to people over in that building and basically said, what are you looking for in your next guy?

They basically read John Harbaugh's resume before anyone even knew Harbaugh was going to be available.

It's somebody who is a proven winner, somebody who has success late in games.

I know we can obviously joke about the way that it's gone the last couple of years, but whether it's the Mark Andrews drop or Lamar Jackson's order to double coverage or a missed field goal, I mean, that's not...

It's a little bit different than the fourth quarter collapses the Giants have had.

That's a different sort of story.

But a proven winner, somebody from a successful organization, someone who's won the big game, who's been good in crunch time, who's developed quarterbacks, who's had success with different types of regimes because the Ravens were an elite-level team with Joe Flacco and Harbaugh.

Then they lost Flacco and got Lamar Jackson.

They're still the elite-level guy, someone who can develop talent and set a culture and be the –

the leader of men, it's Harbaugh.

So it is everything the Giants are looking for is this guy.

And from everything I've heard, it's a little bit of a reciprocation there that Harbaugh also wants the Giants.

So I think it's a match made in heaven.