Giants observations from Day 10 of training camp in West Virginia
Here's what we're seeing and hearing in West Virginia on Day 10 of Giants training camp.
White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. - The New York Giants have commenced their training camp in West Virginia, marking their first such move since their 2012 Super Bowl victory. Based at the Greenbrier Resort Sports Performance Center, we are providing coverage of the event for NorthJersey.com and The Record. Coach John Harbaugh's team wrapped up their final week with three consecutive full-contact practices, followed by a Thursday jog-through that primarily focused on play installation and situational awareness.
The Giants are anticipated to intensify their training on Friday, the day before they head back to New Jersey.
Injury reports indicate that cornerback Dru Phillips is expected to miss a few days, potentially up to a week, due to a knee sprain suffered during Wednesday's practice. Phillips, who has been working with the first-team defense in the slot, faces competition from fellow cornerbacks Ar'Darius Washington and Greg Newsome for his starting position.
The Giants have bolstered their cornerback corps by signing D.J. James and David Long, and Harbaugh has hinted at the possibility of adding yet another corner. Additionally, tight end Nic Jones could see an increased amount of playing time as a potential replacement for Phillips.
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