
Giants open OTAs with fast, self-improvement focus as rookies push to catch up
The Giants opened their first week of OTAs with an indoor practice focused on fast, self-improvement work rather than contact. Several players were sidelined or limited, a three-kicker competition produced mixed results, and QB Jaxson Dart stressed making mature, safer decisions. Co-owner John Mara attended briefly as rookies are urged to 'hit the gas' to catch up after Dexter Lawrence’s departure; Hyatt and Roy Robertson-Harris left early, and Ar’Darius Washington drew first-team reps in the secondary.












