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See the full story · 6 sourcesWHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. - If we're keeping score, Jaxson Dart and the offense of the New York Giants won Day 1 of John Harbaugh's first training camp here at The Greenbrier Resort Sports Performance Center.
Abdul Carter and the Giants' defense answered back with a resounding victory on Day 2.
While Friday's practice won't exactly be billed as a rubber match - no one is actually keeping score - it'll be interesting to see which side of the ball takes the momentum on Day 3.
The Giants have taken their training camp on the road for the first time since they were defending Super Bowl champions back in the summer of 2012. We are with them here to cover it all for NorthJersey.com and The Record.
Here's what we're seeing and hearing as the Harbaugh Era continues:
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The fans are back at The Greenbrier for Day 3, the second day in which the team is welcoming them to watch Harbaugh's units practice on the beautifully manicured grass fields here. From Maine to Florida and seemingly everywhere in between, there is an excitement attached to these Giants and a crowd of 1,000-plus filled the stands Thursday.
The action was on the opposite field, and that should change today. So we'll see if the noise ramps up.
Giants fans will be back for Day 3 after making the trek from as north as Maine and as far south as Florida. They’ll be back today, and so will @evan_b , so … here we go! pic.twitter.com/gSl7CviSem
— Art Stapleton (@art_stapleton) July 31, 2026 This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Giants observations from Day 3 of training camp in West Virginia
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