John Harbaugh provides update on injuries as Giants break until camp

The New York Giants held the final workout of their three-day mandatory minicamp on Wednesday. They won’t reconvene as a team again until training camp, which will begin the last week of July at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia.

It will be the first time the Giants will not hold their training camp at their home facility in East Rutherford since 2012. Renovations to the Quest Diagnostics Training Center have gone over schedule, forcing them to relocate for at least the first week of camp.

That’s a wrap on New York Giants minicamp.

This field will remain unoccupied until they return from their West Virginia camp in early August.

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“I look at it like a real opportunity. It’s going to be a chance to get locked in,” head coach John Harbaugh told reporters after Wednesday’s walkthrough. “It’s a simple place to be, you know. You don’t have to deal with coming back and forth from a hotel. Obviously, we’ll get away from the World Cup stuff and the construction here, which is a plus too for us. 

“But that bonding opportunity: Guys aren’t going home. They’re going to be with each other into the evening, stuff like that, go to dinner together. I think it’s a real plus for us. I’m excited about it.”

Harbaugh took the time to run down the team’s injuries, which seem to be mostly moot at this point in time.

The injury at the top of the list, of course, is that of star wideout Malik Nabers, who is still rehabbing from a complex knee injury suffered last fall.

John Harbaugh said Malik Nabers told him he expects to be in NJ most of the next seven weeks the Giants to rehab his knee.

Nabers is “doing great,” per Harbaugh. Thinks he made really good progress the past few weeks.

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Players mentioned by Harbaugh included linebacker Cam Jones, defensive lineman Sam Roberts, tight end Thomas Fidone, and wide receiver Beaux Collins.

“Cam Jones had an incident moving his house up here. He should be fine in like a week,” Harbaugh said.

Jones apparently rolled an ankle.

“Fidone, he’s still coming back from the foot thing. He had a little deal with that thing in there. It got cleaned up yesterday or today. It’s like a two-week cleanup. So he should be good for training camp. Fingers crossed on that one,” Harbaugh said.

“Sam Roberts is on track. He should be there in training camp. Start of training camp to a degree, and then ramp up from the start of training camp.”

“Beaux is dealing with a hamstring that he’s working through,” Harbaugh said of Collins. “He should be fine.”

The final injury covered was that of backup interior offensive lineman Lucas Patrick, who Harbaugh said was dealing with “old guy stuff.”

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