The New York Giants' offseason training has sparked optimism for second-year players Tyler Nubin and Theo Johnson, both of whom missed significant playing time last season due to injuries. Nubin, a safety drafted in the second round, suffered a high ankle sprain, while Johnson, a tight end selected in the fourth round, dealt with a Lisfranc fracture. Despite their injuries, both players made notable impacts in their rookie seasons, with Nubin recording 98 tackles and Johnson achieving 331 yards and a touchdown on 29 receptions.

As they return to workouts, both players have reported positive progress in their recovery. Nubin highlighted the exceptional support from the training staff, expressing his growing comfort as he transitions from rookie to second-year player. Johnson echoed similar sentiments, indicating he is gradually ramping up training and feeling more at ease heading into the offseason. Their health will be critical as the Giants look to enhance their roster heading into the next season.