The news comes after reports emerged on Monday suggesting that the two sides were close to finalizing a deal.

Bowen, who previously served as the defensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans under head coach Mike Vrabel, is now set for a fresh start with the Giants. Following Vrabel's dismissal after the 2023 season, Bowen is also making a move to embark on a new chapter in his coaching career.

The Giants' decision to appoint Bowen was likely influenced by his successful tenure with the Titans. Notably, the Titans' defense ranked first in the league in red zone scoring, goal-to-go scoring, and third-down conversion rate in the red zone during the regular season.

This hiring presents a promising opportunity for the Giants, as they seek to improve their defensive performance. In the 2023 regular season, the Giants struggled defensively, ranking 26th and 27th in points allowed and yards allowed, respectively. On the other hand, the Titans' defense under Bowen's leadership ranked 16th in points allowed and 18th in yards allowed.

With Bowen now at the helm, the Giants are hoping that his experience and success in shaping a formidable defense will translate to their own team. As they aim to address their defensive weaknesses, the addition of Bowen brings a wealth of knowledge and strategies that could help propel the Giants to a stronger position in the league.

The Giants' decision to hire Bowen as their defensive coordinator signifies their commitment to making necessary changes in order to revamp their defense. With a new face leading the way, Giants fans can look forward to a fresh start and a renewed focus on improving their defensive performance in the upcoming season.