Giants' Harbaugh Plans Joint Practices, West Virginia Camp

0:00On March 30, New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh drops some news at the NFC coach's breakfast on Monday. The team plans at least one joint training camp practice during the 2026 preseason, and they're pushing for two full days against opponents. This set of giz-players real reps in a controlled spot, no full game risks. Joint practices are standard across the league now, letting teams test schemes without the preseason grind. For the Giants, expect the New England Patriots or New York Jets as partners, since they face off often in exhibitions. Their third preseason foe is still up in the air. Fans and analysts are eyeing this camp hard, as its Harbaugh's first go round after taking over earlier this year. Past ones got chippy, like the intense session with the Detroit Lions in 2024 under the old coach, or the two with the Jets last year. Shaking things up, part of camp shifts to the Green Briar Resort in West Virginia, while they fix facilities back at East Rutherford. Harbaugh wants to instill winning habits right from July practices.

1:03All eyes on how this plays out, building that edge before the season hits. That wraps NFL News Today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.