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Giants Return Home for Camp in Makeshift Conditions because of Construction
Receiver and kicker jobs remain unsettled as the Giants move toward preseason after a productive camp, with the run game and defense drawing praise.
- On Monday, the New York Giants resumed practice at their New Jersey facility following two weeks at The Greenbrier Resort, with their first preseason game against the Vikings set for Saturday.
- Head Coach John Harbaugh characterized the team's time at The Greenbrier as productive, stating the squad is "much further along than we were when we started" after successfully building camaraderie.
- Competition intensifies as the team narrows its receiver corps from a dozen-plus candidates, while Kicker Ben Sauls and Kicker Dominic Zvada compete to provide the reliability missing on scoring attempts.
- Second-Year edge rusher Abdul Carter missed Monday's practice with a finger issue and may return Tuesday, while Quarterback Jaxson Dart showed development by sliding to avoid unnecessary contact during drills.
- Linebacker Brian Burns emphasized the necessity of the difficult training regimen, noting that "these days do stack on you, but it ain't doing nothing but making us stronger" entering preseason.
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