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New York Giants' news, 8/28: Ryan Nassib to get early look Thursday

New York Giants' headlines for Wednesday, 8/28.

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Rookie quarterback Ryan Nassib will be the second quarterback to play Thursday night vs. the New England Patriots, according to the plan laid out Tuesday by New York Giants' head coach Tom Coughlin.

Nassib, the rookie quarterback from Syracuse taken by the Giants in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft, is just 3-of-10 for 77 yards in two preseason appearances. He has been sacked four times.

"My goals, going in…planning on executing, getting the ball out fast and trying to put some points on the board," Nassib said.

Nassib said Tuesday he believes he has improved since training camp began.

"I definitely think I’ve progressed as camp has gone on. Definitely got a better feel for the system and how to operate," Nassib said. "Definitely nowhere near perfect, still have room to improve but every day is a learning experience and every day you have to get better."

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