Jaxson Dart and the New York Giants are already looking ahead to the John Harbaugh era. The young quarterback, an Offensive Rookie of the Year finalist, spoke at length with the former Baltimore Ravens coach during his hiring process. Dart said the team "can't wait" to play for the new head coach, who signed a deal last weekend.

Harbaugh, fired after 18 seasons and a Super Bowl win with Baltimore, is known for developing quarterbacks like Joe Flacco and Lamar Jackson. His track record of playoff success and creating winning environments was a major draw. For Dart, who accounted for 24 touchdowns and seven turnovers as a rookie, Harbaugh's confidence in him is a significant factor.

The pairing signals a clear win-now direction for a Giants franchise seeking stability. Harbaugh is already assembling his staff, with offensive coordinator Todd Monken a potential target from Baltimore. With Dart entering his second season, the goal is straightforward: build a consistent winner and compete for championships in New York.