John Harbaugh agrees to Giants' five-year deal, coach says
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Key Points:
- John Harbaugh has accepted a five-year contract to become the head coach of the New York Giants, as confirmed in an interview with ESPN.
- Harbaugh, 63, previously coached the Baltimore Ravens for 18 seasons, achieving a 180-113 record and winning a Super Bowl before being fired last week.
- The Giants have struggled recently, posting a 7-27 record over the past two seasons, and are hoping Harbaugh's proven leadership will turn the team around.
- Harbaugh replaces Brian Daboll, who was fired in November, with Mike Kafka serving as interim coach for the final seven games of the previous season.
- Despite interviewing with the Falcons and planning to meet with the Titans
