John Harbaugh has high praise for Ohio State safety with NFL draft on horizon
NY Post
Did John Harbaugh clue the world into who the Giants will take with the No. 5 pick in the draft?
Of course not.
But he might have provided an itty-bitty hint.
His glowing endorsement of Ohio State safety Caleb Downs and his admitted appreciation for what a star at that position can do cannot be dismissed, but should also not be taken as anything close to gospel.
More than anything, Harbaugh’s willingness to actually talk about any draft-eligible player more than two months before the first round arrives is further evidence that he comes to the Giants as a ready-made coaching icon. He can say what he wants, when he wants, without feeling as if he needs to hold his tongue.
Yet, Harbaugh, 63, has not done it all in his nearly three decades in the NFL.
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