The New York Giants will commence the John Harbaugh era with an off-site training camp at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. This marks the team's first such arrangement since 2012, when they previously trained at the University at Albany. The decision stems from ongoing renovations and upgrades to the team's East Rutherford, New Jersey facility, which made it imperative to relocate operations for the start of camp. Additionally, the construction of massive World Cup infrastructure around MetLife Stadium created logistical challenges for holding camp at the usual site.
The Giants are scheduled to spend 11 days at The Greenbrier, with 10 days dedicated to practice. The team is set to arrive on Tuesday, with the first practice scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. The camp's schedule includes four consecutive days of practice, followed by a single day off, and then six consecutive days, which represents the maximum allowed under the current collective bargaining agreement. Head coach John Harbaugh is known for overseeing a demanding training camp, and the team is expected to experience his rigorous approach during this period.