John Harbaugh’s red-zone decisions come under scrutiny after the Giants failed to capitalize on Javon Holland’s huge forced turnover. Evan Roberts questions why New York leaned on Najee Harris and settled for a field goal, while Tiki Barber explains how losing Jaxson Dart forced the Giants to run plays designed for a completely different quarterback.
That raises a bigger question about Jameis Winston’s fit behind Dart. The offense is built around Dart’s mobility and zone-read ability, something Winston simply cannot replicate when thrown into the game without a tailored plan. Evan and Tiki also push back on the idea that Harbaugh should be immune from criticism, arguing that even great coaches deserve heat when their in-game decisions fall short.
