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Giants news, 7/23: Andrew Thomas starts on PUP list, Malik Nabers, K’Von Wallace, more headlines

New York Giants headlines for Wednesday

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25 Questions in 25 Days: Keys to the season | Giants.com

The Giants finished tied for eighth in sacks last season and were on pace for more – and possibly make history in the process – before injuries to Lawrence and Thibodeaux. They doubled and tripled down on the defensive front with drafting Carter third overall and Darius Alexander in the third round. That was after they had already signed veterans Chauncey Golston, Roy Robertson-Harris, and Jeremiah Ledbetter in free agency.

Sacks alone don’t lead to wins. That’s why defensive coordinator Shane Bowen is emphasizing takeaways (see: turnover chest), where the Giants had the fifth-fewest in the league in 2024. That’s where Paulson Adebo and Jevón Holland, newcomers in the secondary, come into play. If the defense can steal some possessions for the offense, which in turn capitalizes on them, then that is a tried-and-true formula to be in every game.

Paulson Adebo talks about creating turnovers

Training camp is almost here & our cornerback interviews are up on the @Giants Huddle Podcast.

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— John Schmeelk (@Schmeelk) July 22, 2025

Giants fandom starved for nothing more but elite Malik Nabers sophomore season | New York Post

By the end of his record-breaking rookie season, Malik Nabers practically had highlight-starved Giants fans chanting “One. More. Catch.” And begging him to come back onto the field.

The true encore performance begins Tuesday, when the Giants report for training camp and all eyes return to a burgeoning summer tradition of seeing what circus catches Nabers can make on the practice field.

New York Giants 2025 training camp preview | ESPN.com

Keep an eye on: Mike Kafka reclaiming playcalling. It has kind of flown under the radar, but it will be interesting to see what the Giants’ offense looks like with Kafka seemingly destined to call plays again. This comes after Daboll served as the offensive playcaller last year when New York finished 31st in points per game and owner John Mara suggested after the season it might be best for the head coach to give that up.

Kafka, who had the responsibility the previous two seasons, called plays this spring. How much different will the offense look with him reinstalled as the playcaller? Will it last, or will Daboll call a last-minute audible and reclaim the reins? Something to keep an eye on throughout the summer.

Giants’ 10-step plan revisited: Will Joe Schoen regret trading up for Jaxson Dart? | The Athletic

As for differences, I’m once again left questioning why more wasn’t done to upgrade the offensive line, particularly in the draft. The significant departure from my plan and Schoen’s actions was trading up for Dart late in the first round. That wasn’t a strong consideration in February when trading for Stafford or taking Sanders with the No. 3 pick were viewed as more realistic outcomes.

I would have liked the picks from the Dart trade to be used on the trenches. I would have been comfortable waiting until next year to go all in at quarterback. However, I understand why this regime took the plunge, given the current state of affairs. Schoen and coach Brian Daboll have confidence that Dart will save their jobs and turn the franchise around. Everything about the Giants’ offseason plan hinges on how Dart pans out.

Giants veterans making their way into camp

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— New York Giants (@Giants) July 22, 2025

Giants training camp: 3 position battles to watch | NJ.com

Right guard: Greg Van Roten vs. Evan Neal If Evan Neal had any shot of being the next tackle-to-guard success story, the Giants would have moved him there two seasons ago. He’s not winning the job over Van Roten, who started 17 games last season.

NY Giants: Ranking the most impactful players for 2025 season | The Record

8. John Michael Schmitz, C. Schmitz has shown incremental progress over his first two seasons, so that’s positive. But has the former second-round pick out of Minnesota done enough to cement his place as a foundational piece up front? That’s certainly up for debate entering a pivotal third year. He’s not a dominant physical presence, at least not consistently, and has had trouble with powerful interior defenders.

At this point, Schmitz needs to establish himself as a player the Giants can count on to be a constant. He’s not there yet, as neck and ankle injuries cut his 2024 campaign short in Week 15, and veteran Greg Van Roten looms as someone who could step in as a placeholder at center if Schmitz does not emerge as the linchpin Schoen and Daboll drafted him to be.

2025 NFL training camp position battles: Picks to win 10 notable competitions across the league | NFL.com

Russell Wilson vs. Jameis Winston vs. Jaxson Dart. THE PICK: Wilson. I think Daboll sticks with the veteran to open the season, particularly given Big Blue’s slate in the first month: at Commanders, at Cowboys, vs. Chiefs, vs. Chargers. But when things go sideways and the fan base starts clamoring for Dart, Daboll turns to the rookie in hopes he shows enough flashes to prolong the coach’s tenure in New York.

The Six NFL Story Lines to Follow as Training Camps Begin | The Ringer

I get the impression that Giants head coach Brian Daboll has set up a Mortal Kombat–esque ladder for first-round pick Jaxson Dart to climb during training camp: If Dart can show that he’s able to balance taking care of the ball with taking chances within the structure of Daboll’s offense, he can pass Jameis Winston on the depth chart and become the backup. If Dart can navigate the pocket efficiently and solve problems with his playmaking, then perhaps there’s a chance that he could take the starting job from Russell Wilson.

How the Giants landed in the Meadowlands

You can’t think of the Giants without thinking of The Meadowlands.

The story of how the land was chosen and the decades of work that followed to restore and protect one of the most unique natural landscapes in the region.

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— New York Giants (@Giants) July 21, 2025

NFL Betting 2025: One prop to target for each NFC team | PFF

Bet: RB Cam Skattebo — Over 3.5 rushing touchdowns (-115). Even though Skattebo will share the backfield with Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Devin Singletary, he will play a crucial role in the Giants’ short-yardage offense. Tracy and Singletary struggled to score near the goal line last season. Conversely, Skattebo excelled in goal-to-go situations over the past two seasons in college, having converted 22 touchdowns, tied for the second most in the FBS.