Giants, Lions each fined $200K for fights at joint practices
The Giants and Lions were each docked $200,000 by the league for fights at Monday's and Tuesday's joint practices which involved Daniel Jone...AUGUST 7
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Jashaun Corbin - Goes on IR Corbin (undisclosed) reverted to the Giants' injured reserve Tuesday after clearing waivers, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.
Impact Now that he's on IR, Corbin will be forced to miss the entire 2024 season unless he is waived with an injury settlement. He appeared in six-regular season games for the Giants in 2023, playing 14 snaps on offense and 117 snaps on special teams.
AUGUST 7 • ROTOWIRE
Dante Miller - Impressive in training camp Miller has shown off his quickness during training camp and is carving out a role in the Giants' backfield, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.
Impact Miller joined the Giants in 2024 after last playing at the University of South Carolina in 2022. He has showcased his quickness during training camp, including a big run Tuesday when he bounced to the outside for a big gain, per Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com. If Miller can sustain his play in practice and preseason games, he could surpass Tyrone Tracy and Eric Gray for the No. 2 running back job behind starter Devin Singletary.
AUGUST 6 • ROTOWIRE
Dennis Houston - Dealing with hand injury Houston did not participate in Tuesday's joint practice with the Lions due to a hand injury, Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News reports.
Impact The severity of the injury isn't clear, but it puts Houston's availability for the Giants' first preseason game against the Lions on Thursday in jeopardy. His only playing time in the NFL came with the Cowboys in 2022, when he caught two passes for 16 yards in two regular-season games. Houston spent all of 2023 on the Giants' practice squad and signed a reserve/future contract with Big Blue in January in the hopes that he can catch onto the 53-man roster at the conclusion of training camp.
AUGUST 6 • ROTOWIRE
No big deal: Daniel Jones' much-ridiculed $160M contract might be a Giant bargain
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Giants rookie Malik Nabers mixes it up with Lions' Kerby Joseph at joint practice
Giants first-round draft pick Malik Nabers has been impressing people with his speed and hands since New York took the wide receiver with the No. 6 pick in the NFL draftAUGUST 6 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Theo Johnson - Continues getting first-team reps Johnson is listed as a fourth-stringer on the Giants' initial preseason depth chart, but Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News notes that the depth chart at tight end doesn't refl...
Impact In other words, Johnson is still in the mix to start, despite being a rookie fourth-round pick who opened training camp on the PUP list with a hip injury. He took a lot of first-team reps his second day after being activated, and subsequent reports suggest that's continued into the second week of training camp, albeit with Daniel Bellinger also involved in the first-team offense. Lawrence Cager (hamstring) and Chris Manhertz also are listed ahead of Johnson on the depth chart, but they're specialized players that would be unlikely to play a lot of snaps even if they technically ended up starting. Johnson is the upside play of the bunch, having run a 4.57 40-yard dash at 6-foot-6, 259 pounds. His impressive showing at the NFL Combine led to a selection early in the fourth round, 107th overall, following a college career at Penn State with no more than 34 receptions or 341 yards in any one season (although he did score seven TDs his final year).
AUGUST 6 • ROTOWIRE
Malik Nabers - Turning heads in training camp Nabers has impressed during training camp thus far, Charlotte Carroll of The Athletic reports.
Impact Nabers immediately moved into the No. 1 receiver role when the Giants drafted him sixth overall in April, and he's so far done nothing to make anyone in the organization question his ability to handle that responsibility. Carroll notes that the 21-year-old has "shown off with highlight reel catches" "in nearly every practice," and offensive coordinator/assistant head coach Mike Kafka stated that the rookie has been "getting better and more comfortable" every day. Most recently, Nabers showed off his talent in a pair of joint practices against the Lions, reeling in 17 of the 18 passes Daniel Jones threw his way, per Art Stapleton of The Bergen Record. It remains to be seen if Nabers will see action in New York's first preseason game Thursday against Detroit, as Brian Daboll hasn't yet revealed his plans for playing starters, according to Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News.
AUGUST 6 • ROTOWIRE
Eric Gray - May be behind rookie on depth chart Tyrone Tracy is leading the training-camp battle to be the Giants' No. 2 running back behind Devin Singletary, per Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post, which would push Gray to thir...
Impact Roles are far from set in stone at this point in camp, especially among a Giants running-back corps that will have an entirely different look without the presence of Saquon Barkley. Singletary was brought in during the offseason to take over the lead-back role, but he may not be used as a workhorse to the same extent that Barkley was and hasn't yet demonstrated Barkley's pass-catching acumen. As such, the team's No. 2 back could get considerably more opportunities this season than Matt Breida (who has since moved on) did in the role last year. Gray was a fifth-round pick by New York in 2023 and got his feet wet last year but struggled with 17 carries for just 48 yards. He's listed as second at the running-back position on the team's initial depth chart, per Dan Salomone of the Giants' official site, but according to Dunleavy, Tracy has developed the upper hand for the spot in training camp. Tracy's experience as a wide receiver (he was a wideout during most of his time in college) could be particularly useful in a Brian Daboll offense that could look to use the short pass as an extension of the running game.
AUGUST 6 • ROTOWIRE
Daniel Bellinger - Listed first on initial depth chart Bellinger is listed as the No. 1 tight end on the Giants' first unofficial depth chart, Dan Salomone of the team's official site reports.
Impact With Darren Waller deciding to retire in the offseason, New York's starting tight-end role is up for grabs. It makes sense for Bellinger to work in that capacity given that he was the starter during his rookie campaign before Waller was brought into the fold, but -- despite drawing positive reviews from the team's coaching staff -- he was only modestly productive with 30 receptions for 268 yards and two touchdowns over 12 regular-season games. The Giants drafted Theo Johnson in the fourth round of Aprils' NFL Draft with Waller's then-potential retirement in mind, and he's worked with the first-team offense at times during training camp, so he appears to be the biggest threat to Bellinger attaining the starting role. However, on the the team's initial depth chart, Johnson is listed as fourth at tight end behind Bellinger, Lawrence Cager and Chris Manhertz.
AUGUST 6 • ROTOWIRE
Lions DB Emmanuel Moseley out indefinitely with injury, CB Terrion Arnold clears concussion protocol
Detroit Lions defensive back Emmanuel Moseley is out indefinitely after he was injured in a joint practice with the New York GiantsAUGUST 6 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Elijah Riley - Misses Monday's practice Riley (concussion) wasn't participating in Monday's practice, Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News reports.
Impact According to Leonard, it's unclear when Riley sustained his concussion and how much time he's expected to miss. The 26-year-old appeared in 13 games for the Steelers last season, recording 12 total tackles on 214 special-teams snaps. Expect Riley to compete for another special-teams role once he moves past his concussion.
AUGUST 5 • ROTOWIRE
Lions and Giants skirmish during joint practice ahead of their preseason opener
Dan Campbell and Brian Daboll wanted a highly competitive workout when the Detroit Lions and New York Giants opened two days of joint practices in New JerseyAUGUST 5 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jalin Hyatt - Getting regular first-team work Hyatt has been getting more first-team reps than Darius Slayton (undisclosed) during training camp, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.
Impact This seems to at least partially be a product of Slayton managing a minor injury, but it's nonetheless a nice opportunity for Hyatt on the heels of a disappointing rookie season. The 2023 third-round pick caught 23 of 40 targets for 373 yards in 17 games last year, averaging 16.2 yards per catch while drawing a target on just 10.6 percent of routes. He'll need to draw targets at a much higher rate to achieve mainstream fantasy relevance, which could be a challenge if fellow WRs Malik Nabers and Wan'Dale Robinson develop as the Giants hope. On the other hand, a lack of established at TE and RB could push a huge portion of the team's targets toward the WRs.
AUGUST 5 • ROTOWIRE
Giants still waiting for right tackle Evan Neal to practice in training camp after ankle surgery
The New York Giants have been waiting for right tackle Evan Neal to practice since opening training campAUGUST 4 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
'Bear Bets': Best 2024 NFL win total, futures bets
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Tyrone Tracy Jr. - Leading battle for No. 2 RB role Tracy is the leader early in training camp for the Giants' No. 2 running-back role behind Devin Singletary, Ryan Dunleavy of the New York Post reports.
Impact New York's RB pecking order behind Singletary is far from settled, but Tracy's experience as a pass catcher could be a deciding factor in determining his level of opportunity. The rookie spent most of his college career as a wide receiver, which Dunleavy speculates would make him a "perfect fit" in an offense that may look to the short pass as an extension of the running game. Of course, Tracy's time spent as a wideout has cut into his experience in the backfield, and he recently acknowledged that he's still "learning how to be a running back" while indicating that he's "picked up things pretty fast." From a fantasy perspective, Tracy is an intriguing sleeper given the reasonable possibility that New York will be playing from behind often this season as well as the likelihood that Singletary won't be used as a workhorse to the level Saquon Barkley was in recent campaigns.
AUGUST 4 • ROTOWIRE
Jack Stoll - In concussion protocol Stoll has been sidelined with a concussion, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.
Impact Stoll will be sidelined until he can clear the league's concussion protocols. After spending his first three seasons in Philadelphia, he is looking for a fresh start in New York as a depth tight end. A return to training camp sooner than later would be beneficial for him securing a spot on the 53-man roster.
AUGUST 3 • ROTOWIRE
Bryce Ford-Wheaton - Hyperextends knee Ford-Wheaton hyperextended his knee at Friday's practice, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.
Impact There is no word on the severity of Ford-Wheaton injury at this time. A return to training camp sooner than later would be beneficial for the young pass catcher, as he is competing against a plethora's of receivers for a spot on the 53-man roster. He spent his entire rookie campaign on New York's injured reserve due to an ACL tear. It is unclear of this current injury is on the same knee.
AUGUST 3 • ROTOWIRE
2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame Roundtable: Eli Manning deserving? Marshawn Lynch?
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Why Giants' make-or-break season could open the door for Bill Belichick
If the Giants come up short once again this season, would they move on from coach Brian Daboll, and would Bill Belichick be an option?AUGUST 2
Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence driven to be the best in the NFL
Dexter Lawrence of the New York Giants is part of the conversation about the best defensive tackles in the NFLAUGUST 2 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
