Giants are preparing for the new season with new strategies

• Brian Daboll plans to change the approach to preseason games.
• The Giants' defensive line hopes to justify high expectations.
• The team signed a new running back through the draft, rookie Skat Tebow.

New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll believes it is important to quickly start in the new season. In the past two seasons, the team lost both of its first games with an overall score of 68-6, so Daboll is considering possible changes in the approach to preseason games.

During traditional training camp, Daboll explored various strategies and acknowledged that there is no single right approach to game time in preseason matches. However, he noted that "there is no substitute for playing, and players should have the opportunity to compete in real conditions before the start of the season."

The team intends to hold two joint training sessions with the New York Jets, which may influence decisions regarding game time in upcoming matches. Daboll aims to give starting players the opportunity to play at least one of the preseason games.

The Giants' defensive line, including Dexter Lawrence and rookie Abdul Carter, hopes to justify high expectations. Lawrence emphasized that the team needs to bring its strength to the field, not just talk about it. During the opening of the Giants' season, they are looking forward to challenging matches, including encounters with Washington, Dallas, and Kansas City.

Among other news, rookie Kem Skat Tebow suffered an injury during training, which led to the signing of Jonathan Ward to fill the running back position. While the team has avoided serious injuries to key players, the situation remains under control.

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