Giants Coach John Harbaugh to Address Jaxson Dart Trump Rally Furor at 2:30 p.m.

7 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 29

2:30 p.m. ET marks John Harbaugh’s first media availability since quarterback Jaxson Dart’s appearance at a May 22 Trump rally ignited the Giants’ offseason controversy.
Dart introduced Trump and led a "Go Big Blue" cheer, while teammate Abdul Carter publicly criticized him in social media posts that were later deleted.
Harbaugh is expected to frame the matter as internal team business rather than rebuke Dart, whose role as the Giants’ starting quarterback makes a public condemnation unlikely.
Carter could still draw indirect criticism because his posts took a locker-room dispute public, though Harbaugh is also expected to avoid singling him out harshly.
The episode has become Harbaugh’s first non-football test since his January hiring, with his response likely to set the Giants’ line on politics, discipline and public messaging.

How will Harbaugh's first crisis define his $100 million tenure and control over the Giants' locker room?

Does a quarterback's rally and a teammate's dissent reveal a deeper fracture within the Giants' team culture?