New York Giants schedule: How has John Harbaugh fared vs. 2026 opponents?

When the New York Giants hired former Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl championship head coach John Harbaugh this past January, they knew they were bringing a winner.

Harbaugh, who compiled a regular-season record of 180-113 in 18 seasons as head coach of the Ravens, is just the right man to turn the Giants back into winners. Harbaugh is also 13-11 in postseason action.

Of the 14 opponents the Giants will face this season, Harbaugh has a winning record against 11 of them, including all three of the Giants' NFC East rivals: Dallas Cowboys (4-1), Philadelphia Eagles (3-2), and Washington Commanders (3-2).

The three opponents that Harbaugh has not registered a winning record against are the Indianapolis Colts, Seattle Seahawks, and Tennessee Titans.

He is 4-4 against the Colts in the regular season (1-1 in the postseason) and 2-2 against the Seahawks. Harbaugh's only losing record has come against the Titans (3-4), but he has beaten them in two of three meetings in the postseason.

Harbaugh, whose 193 total victories rank him 14th all-time among NFL coaches, has a record of 52-25 against NFC teams, 128-88 against the AFC, and 63-45 versus teams in his own division.

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