The first-year Giants coach took an unorthodox approach in preparing his star receiver for Week 1

Giants coach John Harbaugh had a unique plan to help get Malik Nabers mentally ready for the season-opener with the Dallas Cowboys. With Nabers coming back from an ACL injury in Week 4 of last season, Harbaugh thought the wide receiver needed to get tackled during walkthroughs so he was ready for it.

John Harbaugh tackled Malik Nabers during walkthrough practice to test his confidence after the wide receiver's ACL and meniscus knee injury.

Before their game against the Cowboys on Sunday night, Jack Harbaugh, the father of John Harbaugh, delivered a powerful speech to the New York Giants.

Nine months removed from a torn ACL, Malik Nabers caught six passes for 69 yards in a 28-20 win — with help from coach John Harbaugh's pregame "tackle."

Harbaugh is proud of his team’s 28-20 win, but the coach’s attention to detail does not allow him to overlook the corrections necessary to improve.

Jaxson Dart said John Harbaugh made a strong decision on Malik Nabers in a pregame walkthrough to kill the fear of contact.

Sunday night saw John Harbaugh win his first game as the head coach of the Giants, but it wasn't a great day for the whole Harbaugh family.