Survey – What do you want to see in the NY Giants camp?

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The New York Giants 2026 training camp is here. The full roster reports Tuesday, as does our own Ed Valentine, and practices will follow soon after.

This is, obviously, the first training camp of the John Harbaugh era and it promised to be just a bit different from what we’ve seen in recent years. After all, while the Giants’ roster as a whole hasn’t undergone a total rebuild, there has been a fair amount of turnover as well as new schemes on offense and defense.

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So with that in mind we wanted to take the temperature of the fanbase: What are you looking forward to in camp this year?

  • Do you want to see what the new offense looks? The Giants will have a new scheme created by Matt Nagy, Brian Callahan, and Greg Roman. Likewise, there is a bevy of new receivers as well as TE Isaiah Likely and FB Patrick Ricard.
  • Do you want to see the new defense under Dennard Wilson? Wilson is expected to bring his own take on the “Ravens 2.0” school, with a new-look defensive front, a (hopefully) improved secondary, and a more aggressive mindset.
  • Do you want to see Jaxson Dart improves (or doesn’t improve) in his second year under the new coaches? The Giants will go as Dart goes, and Harbaugh has raved about Dart’s work ethic this summer. Can he make the leap with the new staff or will he have a sophomore slump?
  • Do you want to see the 2026 rookie class in action? How will Sisi Mauigoa handle the conversion to guard and how the team use Arvell Reese, Colton Hood, and Malachi Fields? Likewise, how will the trio of 6th rounders fare?

There are, of course, plenty of storylines to follow this year,

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