The New York Giants will report to The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia on July 28, with the first full team practice scheduled for July 29.
Rookies arrive earlier on July 23, giving the coaching staff nearly a week of developmental work before the veterans check in.
The move out of East Rutherford is directly tied to World Cup-related construction and infrastructure work around MetLife Stadium and the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.
The Greenbrier stint runs roughly two weeks before the team returns to New Jersey ahead of the preseason schedule.
Giants Training Camp Opens July 28 at Greenbrier Resort
Six public practices are confirmed for the West Virginia stretch: July 30, July 31, August 1, August 5, August 6, and August 7. Gates open at 12:30 p.m. ET with practice scheduled for 1:30 p.m., and fans attending should note there are no photos or video permitted during sessions.
Fans must park off-site at 342 Harts Run Loop Rd., Caldwell, WV, and use a free shuttle running every 15 minutes to the facility. General parking runs $20 per vehicle, while season-ticket holders receive complimentary passes.
The Giants return to MetLife Stadium for their preseason opener against the Minnesota Vikings on August 15.
A joint practice with the Miami Dolphins in Miami Gardens follows on August 20, two days before the teams meet in a preseason game – the only joint session on the Giants’ summer calendar.
Training Camp Will Define Several Key Giants Roster Battles
The West Virginia window is the first real evaluation stretch under the current staff, and several roster spots remain genuinely unsettled heading into late July.
As this site’s recent Giants roster management coverage documents, veterans like Chauncey Golston and Joshua Ezeudu are already facing serious roster pressure before the first snap.
Both things can be true simultaneously: the Giants have legitimate upside in this roster, and they also have real depth questions that two weeks in West Virginia will not fully resolve.
The honest qualifier sits right next to that – the Greenbrier setting, away from usual distractions, does at minimum give new chemistry a clean environment to develop.
What Giants Fans Should Watch When Camp Opens
The next hard checkpoint is the August 15 preseason opener against Minnesota at MetLife – that game is the first live evaluation of how the roster depth held up through three weeks of camp work.
The August 20 joint practice with Miami will also matter, as it is the only full-contact external session before final cuts.
Keep an eye out on NYSD for further updates on the Giants as training camp approaches.
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