Giants' Minicamp: Run-Heavy Rebuild, New Kickers

0:00It's April 22nd. This is NFL News today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The New York Giants kicked off their three-day voluntary mini-cam Tuesday at their East Rutherford, New Jersey spot. No outside media got in. Just the team's own crew, and they caught the squad opening with three straight runs. That's a big signal, they're leaning hard into the ground game this year, especially after last season when Kordevax patted the stats, boosting. Rushing to 5th in the league at 129.1 yards per game. Strip out those QB runs though, and the backsman is just 92.8 yards per game. Dead last basically, ranking 31st with. 3.94 yards per carry. Now with the fresh offensive push, they're aiming to fix that. Meanwhile, Rookie quarterback Jackson Dart linked up smooth with tight-in Theo Johnson, who's shaking off her brutal year with 7 drops, 5 on, 3rd down. The Giants led the pack and drops overall, tie for 10th with 24, so clean hands matter big time.

1:04Johnson's size could shine in the red zone, alongside the new guy, Isaiah likely. Shout out to running back Devon Singletary, gobbling yards on screens, hinting at more of that to slow pass rushes. They ran screens on just 9% of passes last year. Plus, the kicking duel heated up between Vett Jason Sanders, back from hip trouble, and Ben Saul's, who went perfect on 8 tries, including a, 45 yarder. Both kickers note everything in camp, no miss is noted, while Corner Paulson at a bow flashed after a rough debut season with injuries and shaking. Coverage grades. This mini-cam setting the tone for a run, heavy rebuild, keep watching how her rolls into training camp.