Kayvon Thibodeaux already flashing disruptive Giants game

Observations from Thursday’s Giants training camp practice:

The Good

OLB Kayvon Thibodeaux had a tipped pass and near-interception on Day 1 and he made a splash play early on Day 2, anticipating a Jameis Winston pass on the left sideline for an interception that he probably would have taken to the house for a Pick-6.

Giants linebacker Kayvon Thibodeaux (5) works out with defensive tackle Darius Alexander (91) during training camp on July 30, 2026. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST

The Bad

There is nothing bad about the setup at the Greenbrier — it is easy to see why NFL teams like to train at this famous resort.

On the first day fans were allowed to watch practice, the bleachers were about half-full on the sideline and sparsely filled in the end zone. It’s quite a long trip from New Jersey as evidenced by the attendance of 1,100.

Caught my Eye

Co-owner John Mara watched the start of practice standing behind one end zone, then sat on a golf cart. His late father, Wellington, couldn’t get enough of training camp — he loved it.

John Mara is battling cancer and he made the trip out here to be with his team.

Injury Report

DT Sam Roberts, a former Patriots fourth round draft pick signed by the Giants as a free agent, continues to ramp up his work after coming off the physically unable to perform list. If healthy, Roberts should compete for a job along the defensive front. … CB Art Green (muscle tightness) did not practice.