The Giants are back on the Greenbrier Sports Performance Center field Saturday for their fourth training camp practice, a two-hour unpadded session scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. ET.
It’s the last workout before the team gets its only off day of the West Virginia trip on Sunday. After that, the Giants are set for six straight practices before heading back to East Rutherford, N.J.
There are a few things worth watching as practice opens. Malik Nabers, who is returning from two knee surgeries, sat out Friday after working the first two days, so the obvious question is whether he’ll be back on the field.
Kayvon Thibodeaux has delivered a big play in each of the first three practices, and Saturday offers a chance to make it four straight.
The other issue hanging over the offense is the false starts. The Giants have piled up too many of them through the first three days, and after another one late in Friday’s practice, the entire first-team offense came off the field. Head coach John Harbaugh refused to admit pulling them off, but it sure looked that way.
And for those keeping score on the setting itself, the Greenbrier continues to impress. Friday evening was my first time on the resort grounds, and it’s a spectacular place.
The Giants are not allowing live tweeting during practice, so updates will have to wait until the session ends. Pre-practice videos and photos will be posted as available, with full practice coverage to follow once the workout is over.
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