Giants' offense called disjointed as new staff settles in camp
The New York Giants' offense was described as disjointed by head coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Matt Nagy during training camp at the Greenbrier Sports Performance Center in West Virginia, NBC Sports reported. The camp began on July 26, with Harbaugh emphasizing the franchise's legacy and a more physically demanding schedule. The team spent two weeks at the Greenbrier resort while their New Jersey complex was renovated, focusing on execution and player repetitions.
Early sessions highlighted strong performances from Abdul Carter and Kayvon Thibodeaux, a defensive tackle's interception on day three, and improved offensive execution noted on day four. By the sixth practice, padded drills were emphasized and quarterbacks Jameis Winston, Jaxson Dart and Brandon Allen each threw touchdown passes, while the defense recorded interceptions.
