The New York Giants have secured their offensive coordinator under John Harbaugh, and Matt Nagy has found his play-calling opportunity.
The Giants are hiring Nagy, who had been the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive coordinator, for the same position, ESPN reported Tuesday.
New York had been in search of someone to orchestrate the offense after Todd Monken, who held the same title under Harbaugh for the last three years with the Baltimore Ravens, landed the Cleveland Browns' head-coaching position.
Nagy, 47, had been the Chiefs' offensive coordinator for the last three seasons. His contract expired in January, and Chiefs coach Andy Reid said he and Nagy came to an understanding that the former Chicago Bears coach would pursue opportunities elsewhere, either as a head coach or a play-caller.
Kansas City hired Eric Bieniemy, the team's offensive coordinator from 2018-22, as Nagy's replacement.
