Episode

Harbaugh’s Media Battles Could Get Ugly Fast

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Evan & Tiki
Published
Sep 10, 2026
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540
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Summary

John Harbaugh’s combative approach with the media becomes the center of another Giants debate. Evan Roberts makes clear he enjoys Harbaugh pushing back, but warns that trying to intimidate New York reporters will only make them press harder. Tiki Barber agrees that Harbaugh can handle the media however he wants, but the questions are not going away. The conversation also touches on Anthony Volpe’s return and Evan’s concern about how Aaron Boone will use him before turning to the physical future of football. Tiki explains why he does not expect the sport to fundamentally change despite growing concern about head injuries, emphasizing the inherent violence players accept when they choose to keep playing.