The New York Giants released running back Najee Harris on October 21, 2026, days after he said it is hard to get into a rhythm with one or two runs; he had four carries for two yards on Sunday. The discussion began over whether a newly signed player should air grievances publicly, with hosts arguing he should produce quietly. It has since widened: Jim Harbaugh said he has issues with the backfield and no back to give 20 to 30 carries a game, shifting the question to whether the workload itself is the problem.