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The New York Giants ran a light “cards” practice on Tuesday in preparation for Thursday’s preseason opener against the New England Patriots. The Giants will be off on Wednesday.
Here are a few takeaways from the day. ‘Cards’ practice, incidentally, is designed plays with designed throws — some for the benefit of the offense, some for the benefit of the defense. It is, basically, some simulated game planning work.
Injury updates
Might be just maintenance for Kadarius Toney, but he is coming off knee surgery.
The Giants ran a light practice. WR Kadarius Toney didn’t finish. Trainer appeared to be working on his right leg at one point during the practice. #giants
— Jordan Raanan (@JordanRaanan) August 9, 2022
Wide receiver Austin Proehl left practice early for a second straight day. He hobbled off after going to the ground on Monday, as well.
WR Austin Proehl just went inside with trainers. He pulled up lame while running a route.
— Dan Duggan (@DDuggan21) August 9, 2022
Per Dan Duggan, Giants coach Brian Daboll listed these players as unlikely to play on Thursday:
RB Matt Breida, WR David Sills, TE Ricky Seals-Jones, LB Carter Coughlin and CB Rodarius Williams. OL Josh Ezeudu is questionable.
In additon, defensive linemen Leonard Williams and Nick Williams did not practice on Tuesday.
Evan Neal switches to college number
Evan Neal has switched from No. 73 to No. 70, the number he had worn at Alabama. That number had belonged to Matt Gono, who has now been released.
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— New York Giants (@Giants) August 9, 2022
Neal said he has had the No 73 since high school.
“It’s just the number that I’ve always worn,” Neal said. “I’ve worn it since my freshman year of high school, and I had it all through college, so it’s just grown on me.”
Quote of the day
— CB Darnay Holmes on defensive coordinator Wink Martindale’s nickname for him — ‘Dirty 30.’
Fight fallout
You won’t see offensive line coach Bobby Johnson in the middle of another player fight.
Jon Feliciano and Tae Crowder, primary combatants on Monday, apparently friends again.
C Jon Feliciano and LB Tae Crowder just stood together and waved to the crowd. Much friendlier than their exchange yesterday.
— Dan Duggan (@DDuggan21) August 9, 2022
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