New York Giants prepare for 2026 season under coach John Harbaugh

The New York Giants opened their 2026 training camp at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. New head coach John Harbaugh, hired after the 4‑13 2025 season, is overseeing a roster overhaul that includes offensive coordinator Matt Nagy and a focus on quarterback Jaxson Dart, the second‑year starter determined to avoid another losing campaign. Dart highlighted Harbaugh’s winning mindset and stressed the need to stay healthy after a rookie year marked by injuries and concussions.

Key players such as wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., edge defender Abdul Carter, and running backs Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr., Devin Singletary and others are competing for roles in a revamped offense that emphasizes the ground game. The Giants are also assessing depth on the defensive line after the departure of Dexter Lawrence. Expectations are modest, with oddsmakers noting that quarterback health and a stable running back group will be critical to improving the team’s fortunes.

The camp’s fast‑paced drills, mixed‑personnel rotations, and new schemes aim to build cohesion quickly, as the organization seeks to translate the preseason work into a competitive regular‑season performance.