New York Giants plan joint training camp practice with two teams
New York Giants plan joint training camp practice with two teams
The New York Giants are planning to participate in joint training camp practices with two teams, head coach Brian Daboll told reporters Thursday.
Daboll said the team plans to have joint practices with the Detroit Lions in East Rutherford ahead of the second preseason game. He also mentioned the possibility of one joint practice with the New York Jets at Florham Park ahead of the preseason finale.
This is currently tentative as the teams have yet to announce those plans.
The joint training camp sessions against the Lions should be a good test for Daboll and the Giants. They are an extremely physical group and are considered one of the top teams in the NFC.
It will be a good test for a questionable secondary to go against players like Amon-Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta. Meanwhile, the offensive line will be heavily tested by Aidan Hutchinson.
The Jets and Giants wrap up the preseason, per usual. A joint practice beforehand would allow the starters to scrimmage before giving the roster bubble players more chances during the finale.