The New York Giants are in a coaching carousel, with the team's leadership hoping to land the coveted John Harbaugh. The Giants are willing to offer Harbaugh 'almost anything he wants' if he takes the job, according to a team source. This extensive courtship has been ongoing for the past week, with the Giants sensing an opportunity to remake their franchise after a decade of mostly losing. The team has been working on the deal since before Harbaugh was fired by the Baltimore Ravens, and they seem confident that the 62-year-old coach will be available. The Giants are one of the nine teams that contacted Harbaugh, including several that hadn't fired their current head coach yet. Harbaugh has spoken to officials with several of those teams, but he has seemingly focused his attention on the Atlanta Falcons, Tennessee Titans, and the Giants. The Giants have been going all out to get Harbaugh, with Chris Mara, their senior personnel consultant, visiting Harbaugh at his home and John Mara, the team's co-owner, having spoken with him. General manager Joe Schoen has also had several extensive conversations with Harbaugh. The Giants have let Harbaugh know that they are willing to meet his asking price, expected to be around $20 million per year, and make whatever improvements or additions he wants throughout their program. However, it's unclear if Harbaugh has asked for total control, or if the Giants would be willing to give that if he asks. The team's hope is that Harbaugh will be comfortable enough with Schoen that they can work in tandem, as he did for so many years in Baltimore with their general managers. One source familiar with Harbaugh’s thinking said that so far 'it feels like a great match'. The Giants are hoping that Harbaugh feels strongly enough about it that he’ll be ready and willing to end his search by the end of Wednesday. But here's where it gets controversial... Will the Giants be able to close the deal on Harbaugh by the end of the day on Wednesday? And this is the part most people miss... The Giants' extensive courtship and willingness to offer Harbaugh 'almost anything he wants' could be a sign that they are serious about making a change. However, it's also possible that Harbaugh is still considering other options and may not be ready to accept the Giants' offer. The outcome of this coaching carousel remains to be seen, and it will be interesting to see if the Giants can close the deal on Harbaugh by the end of the day on Wednesday.
