The New York Giants are preparing for their mandatory minicamp, looking to improve upon a disappointing season. Head coach Brian Daboll and general manager Joe Schoen aim to revitalize the franchise after last year’s three-win campaign, which saw the Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl with Saquon Barkley. As training camp approaches, competition intensifies across various positions, with players making their final push for roster spots.

Key position battles are heating up, especially at quarterback, where Russell Wilson leads a group that includes Jameis Winston and promising rookie Jaxson Dart. The running back position sees Eric Gray under pressure to perform amidst a crowded field. Similarly, wide receiver Jalin Hyatt is vying for increased playing time against established players. Defensive positions will also see fierce competition, particularly in the secondary and at linebacker. The upcoming practices will be crucial for players to solidify their roles.