John Harbaugh is on the verge of becoming the next head coach of the Giants.
The NFC East might not love that news.
The Super Bowl-winning head coach spent 18 years with the Ravens, and before his firing last week, he racked up plenty of success against the Giants’ rivals in the NFC East.
Harbaugh went 10-5 against the Cowboys (4-1), Eagles (3-2) and Commanders (3-2) while serving as the bench boss in Baltimore.
Obviously that was over nearly two full decades of plenty of different rosters, but Harbaugh had plenty of good numbers against most opponents, as he accumulated 180 wins against 113 losses overall in the regular season.
He’s 13-11 in the postseason, winning the aforementioned big game in 2013 over his brother Jim Harbaugh, who was coaching the 49ers then.
As The Post’s Paul Schwartz first reported Wednesday night, all signs point to Harbaugh coming to the Giants after they went all-in during their pursuit to fill the vacancy left by Brian Daboll after he was fired midseason.
If the a deal does come to fruition as expected, Harbaugh will be inheriting some talented playmakers, including quarterback Jaxson Dart and wide receiver Malik Nabers on the offensive side of the ball.
According to Schwartz, a source close to Harbaugh thought of Dart as “phenomenal.”
With the right coach seemingly coming to the Big Apple, the Giants will hope to turn their fortunes around after three consecutive losing seasons.
