The New York Giants are relocating their training camp to White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, for 12 days at The Greenbrier resort. This move is necessitated by renovations at their usual Quest Diagnostics Training Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and the ongoing World Cup events at the Meadowlands complex.

The Greenbrier offers a state-of-the-art performance center, including multiple fields, locker rooms, and other amenities previously utilized by teams like the New Orleans Saints under coach Sean Payton, the Houston Texans, and the Cleveland Browns. Veteran tight end Chris Manhertz described the setting as "a pressure cooker in a luxury setting."

New coach John Harbaugh views the remote location as a positive opportunity for team bonding, allowing players to focus on football away from distractions. The West Virginia location also offers cooler temperatures and lower humidity than New Jersey. The Giants will hold 10 practices, six of which will be open to the public, before returning to New Jersey.