Giants resume training camp in makeshift facility amid construction

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Last updated Aug 10, 2026

Giants resume training camp in makeshift facility amid construction
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The New York Giants began practice on August 10 at their training facility in East Rutherford, NJ, after starting camp at The Greenbrier Resort. The facility is undergoing construction that impacts its operations, with players currently using temporary accommodations. Coach John Harbaugh emphasized the importance of adapting to these conditions, noting that the construction is expected to be completed by 2028. Players are focused on strengthening the team through rigorous workouts, with linebacker Brian Burns commenting on the challenges of the camp. Edge rusher Abdul Carter missed practice due to a hand issue, while other players were absent for various reasons. Quarterback Jaxson Dart demonstrated improved awareness during drills by sliding to avoid unnecessary hits.

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  • Giants resumed practice on August 10 in East Rutherford, NJ
  • Facility construction expected to finish in 2028
  • Coach Harbaugh emphasizes adaptability in camp
  • Linebacker Burns appreciates tough training sessions
  • Quarterback Dart shows improved decision-making during drills
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  • 9:36 PMYahoo SportsGiants return home for camp in makeshift conditions because of construction
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John Harbaugh and the New York Giants are not in West Virginia anymore. After beginning training camp on the road at The Greenbrier Resort, the Giants resumed practice Monday back at their practice facility that is very much a work in progress because of construction. “It’s not the Taj Mahal over there, and we have to make it better,” Harbaugh said.

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