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Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are the stories you need to know about after Day 11 of Giants training camp. What we learned from the Giants in West Virginia | ESPN.com Jaxson Dart & Co. are learning a new offense. This seems to be getting overlooked by many. The Giants are running an offen

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Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are the stories you need to know about after Day 11 of Giants training camp.

What we learned from the Giants in West Virginia | ESPN.com

Jaxson Dart & Co. are learning a new offense. This seems to be getting overlooked by many. The Giants are running an offense that merges input from Harbaugh (from Baltimore) and Matt Nagy (from Kansas City and Andy Reid) with Greg Roman’s intricate run concepts and Brian Callahan’s modern West Coast concepts. Dart is learning to play under center more than ever and alter his footwork.

It’s a process. The coaching staff is learning what Dart & Co. do well. Dart is still learning and mastering the schemes and plays. It will take time. But at least the Giants’ offense feels it made progress throughout training camp, especially with its corrections.

“You’re getting a big install each and every day,” Dart said. “So, you just continue to learn, continue to get reps at things and have a lot of really valuable communication.” As long as the Giants continue to improve as the summer progresses and wide receiver Malik Nabers returns soon (which is likely), the offense will be fine. The offensive line looks good.

Colton Hood does a day in the life at training camp

Giants depth chart analysis: Is CB Paulson Adebo losing grip on starting job? | The Athletic

Cornerback continues to be unsettled, with four players getting first-team reps. This is my unofficial tally on who has taken the most first-team reps, in order: Greg Newsome II, Deonte Banks, Paulson Adebo and Colton Hood. Newsome has been steady on the outside and has gotten some work in the slot with Dru Phillips sidelined by a sprained knee.

Banks continues to play better than he has in his first three seasons. Even though it’s a new coaching staff, there has to be some internal trepidation about relying on Banks after his past performance. That he has moved ahead of Adebo indicates how disappointing the big-money corner has been. Adebo has given up far too many completions in camp for a supposed No. 1 corner, and his standing on the depth chart reflects the coaching staff’s dissatisfaction with his play. Hood doesn’t look ready to be a Day 1 starter, which is fine considering the Giants will face the Cowboys’ and Rams’ high-octane passing attacks to start the season. Phillips has remained the starting slot corner, but he has split reps with Ar’Darius Washington depending on the situation.

1 Player Each NFL Team Should Put on the 2026 Trade Block This Preseason | Bleacher Report

New York Giants: WR Jalin Hyatt. There’s simply no way that Nabers, Darius Slayton, Calvin Austin III, Odell Beckham Jr., Isaiah Hodgins, Darnell Mooney, Braxton Berrios, JuJu Smith-Schuster, Ryan Miller, Beaux Collins, Jalin Hyatt, and rookie third-rounder Malachi Fields all make the 53-player roster.

Of the receivers most likely to be cut loose at the end of the month, Hyatt is the one who could bring some sort of value back in a trade. The Tennessee product showed glimpses as a 2023 rookie, catching 23 passes for 373 yards and a 16.2 yards-per-catch average. While he’s largely disappeared since then, he’s still a former third-round pick with legitimate 4.4 speed who could interest receiver-needy teams.

What’s next for Malik Nabers in return as he impresses at Giants camp? | The Record

Malik Nabers is the best story of Giants training camp to this point, and it’s not even close.

Now we will get the opportunity to see what the next chapter brings as the team takes the practice fields back home. And the Giants know Nabers will change the look of the offense the moment he steps into the huddle.