New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart spoke glowingly about the impact of new head coach John Harbaugh during an appearance at Fanatics Fest in New York City on Sunday.
Dart highlighted a noticeable transformation in the team’s environment since Harbaugh’s arrival.
“His identity starts in the trenches. And that’s what he wants to build the team around; our physicality and our toughness,” he said. “I think the biggest change has been the culture. How Harbs establishes camaraderie between the team, the coaching staff, the standard. It’s a different feeling. It’s a refreshing feeling. And I think we’re all really excited.”
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Harbaugh, who brings 18 years of head coaching experience and a Super Bowl ring from his tenure with the Baltimore Ravens, was hired to instill stability after the Giants’ recent struggles. The second-year quarterback, who showed promise in his rookie season despite injuries to key teammates, expressed excitement about the direction under the new regime.
This cultural reset comes as the Giants prepare for the 2026 season, with Dart poised to lead an offense looking to take the next step. Players and coaches alike appear to have bought into Harbaugh’s vision of camaraderie and high standards.
This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Giants’ Jaxson Dart raves about culture shift under John Harbaugh
