New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh has reportedly landed another of his former Baltimore assistants for his new staff in New York. Donald D’Alesio, who was the Ravens' defensive backs coach, is reportedly joining the Giants’ staff in the same role.

The veteran coach shares candid perspective on his departure, comparing it to being the last one to leave a party.

New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh dropped an honest reality this week: "We have to build a team to beat the Eagles."

The Giants are going to meet with Cooter, according to ESPN's Peter Schrager. He's the current Colts offensive coordinator but is being allowed to talk with other teams if the job includes playcalling. Cooter recently interviewed for the Eagles OC job as well.

Jacob Infante of Pro Football & Sports Network believes the Super Bowl 47 champion is exactly what New York needs, as is evident by the A+ grade he gave the organization for the much-anticipated hire.

John Harbaugh is adding another former Ravens assistant to his initial Giants coaching staff. The latest addition — secondary coach Donald D’Alesio, according to CBSSports.com.

The Giants traded right-hander Kai-Wei Teng to the Astros in exchange for Minor League catcher Jancel Villarroel and international bonus pool money on Thursday. San Francisco needed to clear a spot on the 40-man roster for outfielder Harrison Bader,

Carnell Tate currently player most often mocked to Giants.