The New York Giants conducted another set of interviews on Saturday, all of which were held virtually because the candidates are on teams still in the postseason. Darren Rizzi, the Broncos' special teams coordinator, and Klint Kubiak, the Seahawks' offensive coordinator, were reportedly the two candidates interviewed by the Giants on Saturday.

It was another long year for the New York Giants. After a 2025 season that never really found its footing, Big Blue Nation is once again staring at change.

John Harbaugh's firing came as a surprise to many. However, President Donald Trump was among the first to respond, recommending the former Baltimore Ravens head coach for the Giant

President Donald Trump said the New York Giants should "without question" hire former Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh, adding that the 63-year-old should take the job.

NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo reporting the New York Giants top candidates for head coach opening are John Harbaugh, Kevin Stefanski.

It does not mean that the search is anywhere near complete given that leading candidate John Harbaugh has not even scheduled an interview yet, and the Giants still intend to meet with former Cowboys and Packers head coach Mike McCarthy as well as Colts defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and other coordinators from teams playing wild-card weekend.

EAST RUTHERFORD - The New York Giants are set to conduct the fifth head coaching search for the organization since Tom Coughlin's exit following the 2015 season. And consider this: the Giants have not hired a head coach with a defensive background since Bill Parcells.

Russell Wilson doesn't have any plans to retire, and he is reportedly changing agents ahead of free agency as well.

New York Giants outside linebacker Brian Burns was voted to Second-team All-Pro Honors by an Associated Press panel, capping the best season of his seven-year career. The 27-year-old Burns, acquired in a trade from the Carolina Panthers after the 2023 season, has yet to miss a game since coming to the Giants.