In a surprising move that sent shockwaves through the NFL, longtime Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh signed a multi-year deal to become the new head coach of the New York Giants. The reported contract spans five years and is valued at around $60 million, making Harbaugh one of the league’s highest-paid coaches. Harbaugh’s arrival signals a massive shift in the Giants’ organizational direction with him set to take over a much more direct role over player personnel decisions. There is much hope within Big Blue Nation, especially with the paring of Harbaugh with quarterback Jaxson Dart, whose blend of mobility and playmaking ability fits perfectly into Harbaugh’s offensive philosophy.

As the trade deadline approaches, rumors surrounding Karl-Anthony Towns have started to heat up, sparking debate about whether moving him could be the key to elevating the team to true championship contention. While KAT’s offensive skill set is undeniable, some argue that trading him for a more defense-first superstar such as Jaren Jackson Jr. or even a generational force like Giannis Antetokounmpo could better balance the roster and raise the team’s ceiling on the defensive end, where KAT has majorly struggled. A dominant interior defender could transform the team’s identity, especially in playoff settings where stops matter more than stats. Still, breaking up the core of a team that was 2 games away from the franchises first NBA Championship appearance since 2000 is a risky move, but with Giannis getting more and more frustrated in Milwaukee, who knows if the Knicks will bite the bullet.

Olympic snowboarding legend Shaun White was spotted ripping makeshift jump lines in Central Park this week, throwing clean flips and drawing a crowd while staying lowkey at first. Once people caught on, he dropped the mask and took time for selfies.