John Harbaugh getting too aggressive with Giants' early success

This is a pretty fantastic point by Ted Nguyen here, and something that needs to be considered on both sides of the coin.

From Harbaugh's perspective, the Giants are obviously in the mix right now for their division. Adding impact players like Jeffery Simmons or even Jonathan Taylor could help this team tremendously, and given their contracts, not even just for this year.

Both Simmons and Taylor are star players who are under contract well beyond this season after just recently getting extensions.

The absence of Dexter Lawrence this season has made an obvious (negative) impact on the Giants' defensive front, so going after someone like Jeffery Simmons shouldn't be considered an egregious move, by any means.

But just freely giving away a bunch of picks given the state of the team with Jaxson Dart on IR?

That's where you really have to look at the other side of the coin.

While you can understand Harbaugh's excitement over the team doing well at the start of the season, as well as the rest of the NFC East struggling badly, it doesn't feel like the best use of assets to spend a bunch of this team's future draft capital without seeing the recovery of Jaxson Dart all the way through.

As Ted Nguyen pointed out earlier, it feels like a classic case of a team feeling like it's way ahead of schedule, getting overly aggressive, and possibly regretting it later. The Giants need more proof of concept before they start making all-in, contender level moves.