Giants hold second day of West Virginia training camp with fans in attendance
The New York Giants conducted the second day of practice at the Greenbrier Sports Performance Center, allowing fans to watch the drills and noting performances by several players.
The New York Giants held the second day of their 2026 training camp on Thursday at the Greenbrier Sports Performance Center in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, marking the first of six sessions open to the public. The remote facility, located in the Allegheny Mountains, welcomed fans who could watch the drills and potentially appear in video coverage.
Quarterback Malik Nabers returned to practice for the first time since tearing his ACL last season, while wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. participated in a relatively low-key session. Running backs Braxton Berrios, Calvin Austin and Tae Banks were highlighted for solid performances on Wednesday, and the team hopes they can maintain that level.
The Giants’ placekicking competition continued, with Dominic Zvada missing an extra point and a 43-yard field goal, and Ben Sauls missing attempts from 43 and 61 yards. Zvada later hit a long field goal to close practice.
Defensive lineman Kayvon Thibodeaux recorded a six-sack game, and defensive backs were observed under the watch of John Harbaugh, who was present for the drills. Owner John Mara watched the practice from a golf cart.
The team prohibited live tweeting during the 90-minute session, a policy that appears to remain in effect. Pre-practice videos and photos will be posted when available, and additional coverage can be found on the Giants’ training camp hub page.