New York Giants rookies report to training camp on Thursday to begin the John Harbaugh era, assembling at The Greenbrier in West Virginia. The temporary relocation is necessary because of the World Cup at MetLife Stadium, which has concluded, and ongoing renovations at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.
Veterans will join the group on Tuesday. A stretch of practices open to the public is scheduled from July 30 through August 7.
The 2026 draft class enters camp with elevated expectations following a strong haul. First-round selections Francis Mauigoa and Arvell Reese are projected as Week 1 contributors along the offensive line and at linebacker.
Two undrafted rookies also arrive with meaningful opportunities. Kicker Dominic Zvada holds the inside track to secure the starting role, while long snapper Ben Mann is the only player currently listed at the position and is penciled in as the starter.
Harbaugh, the Super Bowl-winning coach hired in January, is known for instilling toughness, discipline and special-teams excellence. The coming weeks will reveal how rapidly the roster absorbs those standards.
For a franchise seeking greater stability, the sessions at The Greenbrier mark the formal start of the new regime.
This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: New York Giants rookies officially report to training camp
Reporting by Dan Benton, Giants Wire / Giants Wire
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