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training camp practice Saturday. Here’s a rundown of what transpired." New York Giants NewsGiants Training Camp 2019Giants practice report http://www.giantslockerroom.com/authentic-b.j.-goodson-jersey , 8/3 New,33commentsThe Giants wrapped up Week No. 2 of training camp practice Saturday. Here’s a rundown of what transpired. EDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Giants practice report, 8/3 TwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesMeet the Other Coach Who Helps Groom the QuarterbacksRyan Roeder has been a Giants assistant coach in some capacity now for seven seasons.This year, Roeder, listed as an offensive assistant, has been instrumental in working with the Giants quarterbacks.Roeder, in his first known press gathering with Giants reporters since he’s been with the team, said his role is to help head coach Pat Shurmur and offensive coordinator Mike Shula n whatever ways they need him to.So for example if Shula is working with the offensive line at practice and Shurmur is with the defense, Roeder, is the guy you’ll see with the quarterbacks, where he’s had a front-row seat in watching Daniel Jones’ development.“He’s a fast learner,” Roeder said of Jones. “He works extremely hard at it, so it’s kind of like learning a new language, so you come in and it may have been called something different in college than what it’s called here and guys can convert the language. “I think the game is starting to slow down for him a little bit. So I think that’s kind of the biggest thing, making the language his own and playing faster.”Roeder said Jones has been easy to coach and noted that the rookie is generally the hardest on himself whenever he makes a mistake. “I think the thing with all the guys, we have kind of, it’s intrinsic motivation. They are really hard on themselves Aldrick Rosas Jersey , so usually with those types of guys, you say, ‘you could’ve done this here or you could have done that there,’” Roeder said. “But usually they’re the guys that are hardest on themselves. Those are the kind of guys you’re looking for.”Roeder also echoed the opinions of Shurmur and Shula about Eli Manning’s off-season training program having paid dividends.“I think Eli has done a wonderful job taking care of himself. He works at it endlessly and I think the things he does on the field, you can’t just say, ‘Oh, he’s done that because he’s been here so long,’” Roeder said. “It’s just really impressive the way he can diagnose a defense. Physically, I think he’s done an unbelievable job taking care of his himself. He’s just a phenomenal teammate. It’s really a great room. It’s really a great room for guys to learn and grow and just be a part of.”Quotable—LB Alec Ogletree on his interception total last year. His five picks were a career high.B.J. Hill Becoming More Vocal on the Field For the most part, defensive lineman B.J. Hill is a quiet and polite young man who never has anything bad to say about anythingBut put the 6-foot-4, 311-pounder on the football field, and Hill turns into an absolute beast. Last year as a rookie, he logged 48 tackles and 5.5 sacks, his sack total second on the defense.But all that was “quiet” production. This year, Hill’s teammates have noticed that he’s been a little more vocal when out there, even engaging in some trash talk. “He’s coming into his own,” said linebacker and defensive captain Alec Ogletree. “You like to see that from him because he is a good player in this league and he’s realizing he has the potential to do a lot of great things in this defense.“That’s just his personality that’s really showing. As a rookie Womens Janoris Jenkins Jersey , you kind of just try not to do too much wrong and not say too much; just handle your business. He enjoys playing football, you can tell he loves football. The trash talking he does, that’s just his personality that we are starting to see now.”Injury updatesShurmur said that several of those players that have been unable to practice this week should be back Monday, when the team returns from a day off. Here’s a list of the injured/workload managed players who didn’t practice:CB Grant Haley (shoulder)WR Brittan Golden (groin)Edge Oshane Ximines (leg soreness)OT Chad Wheeler (unknown)Edge Markus Golden (unknown)Edge Avery Moss (unknown)CB Sam Beal (groin/hamstring)WR Darius Slayton (hamstring)CB Henre’ Toliver (ankle)OT George Asafo-Adjei (concussion)Shurmur said that Slayton is “getting better every day,” but that’s to be expected to longer he is removed from the injury. The bigger concern with Slayton, on whom the Giants hope will play a big part in the offense, is how far behind he’s fallen.“Anytime you’re not out there, you’re certainly missing things,” Shurmur said. “But he made great strides in the spring. I anticipate when he comes back that he’s going to continue to do that.”Right on cue, Slayton was on the field in full pads like his teammates, but worked on the side with trainers. Still, it’s a small step forward for a player who just last week walked around with a noticeable limp.Shurmur also mentioned that Oshane Ximines has had “a little leg soreness’ but he’ll be fine. Roster TransactionsWith the Giants hurting on the defensive side of the ball, they added linebacker Joey Alfieri, who was awarded to them off waivers. Alfieri, out of Stanford, can play both inside and outside. He was most recently with the Eagles and was waived earlier this week when the Eagles signed safety Jonathan Cyprien.Alfieri played his college ball at Stanford, which ran a 3-4 defensive scheme. During his four-year college career Riley Dixon Jersey , Alfieri recorded 165 total tackles (26.5 for loss), 14 sacks, two interceptions, six pass breakups and two forced fumbles.The Giants waived DL Alex Jenkins, who had been sidelined with an undisclosed ailment, to make room for Alfieri.Earlier today, the Giants signed defensive end Terrence Fede and placed linebacker Mark McLaurin (foot) on injured reserve.Quick HitsReceiver Sterling Shepard continues to heal at a remarkable rate. During receiver drills, he was using both hands and seemed to show no discomfort. Shepard, sans the yellow pinny he’s been wearing since being diagnosed with the broken thumb, managed to get in with the team drills yesterday, and even caught a pass. Of course after he made that play, he was right back int he yellow pinny. Cornerback DeAndre Baker came close to recording his first interception of camp on a pass thrown by Kyle Lauletta intended for Da’Mari Scott. Baker just missed coming down with the ball. Julian Love continues to split his time between safety and nickel cornerback. Love came up with another pass breakup, this one on a short pass intended for Alonzo Russell.Daniel Jones badly missed a wide-open Alonzo Russell on a go route. So, um, just in case this quarterback gig doesn’t work out for the Giants, the Giants.com cameras caught Sterling Shepard and Saquon Barkley working on their passing.What say you BBV nation? Should they keep their day jobs?Remaining Training Camp ScheduleMonday, August 5 — 10:45 a.m. (Closed to public; Giants season ticket holder event only)Tuesday http://www.giantslockerroom.com/authentic-mario-edwards-jr-jersey , August 6 — 10:45 a.m. (Public)Sunday, August 11 — 10:45 a.m. (Public)Monday, August 12 — 10:45 a.m. (Public)Tuesday, August 13 — 10:45 a.m. (Public) Let’s get your week started with a look at the Giants-related headlines" New York Giants NewsGiants news, 6/10: Landon Collins says goodbye, Shaun O’Hara defends Eli Manning, moreNew,88commentsLet’s get your week started with a look at the Giants-related headlinesEDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Giants news, 6/10: Landon Collins says goodbye, Shaun O’Hara defends Eli Manning, moreTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Frederick Breedon/Getty ImagesGood morning, New York Giants fans!The Giants enter their final week of the offseason program on Monday. Let’s check the headlines as your favorite teams makes its final preparations before summer vacation.A charitable way for Landon Collins to say goodbye to GiantsCollins said goodbye to Giants fans over the weekend by keepig his word and hosting the Landon Collins Celebrity Softball Game n Pomona, N.Y. A portion of the proceeds benefits St. Christopher’s Inc. — a non-profit, non-sectarian social service agent in Westchester and Rockland counties with a mission to serve at-risk adolescents.Shaun O'Hara: 'There's nothing wrong' with Eli Manning's arm | SNYWhenever they are asked, Giants players who won titles with Eli Manning strongly defend the quarterback. Center Shaun O’Hara is no exception. Here is O’Hara speaking abotu Manning Saturday at the Collins softball game:Martin Mayhew interviewing for Texans G.M. job — Yahoo SportsMayhew worked as an assistant to Jerry Reese in 2016 after being fired as GM by the Detroit Lions in 2015.Giants’ Evan Engram: Smart, but ‘not my choice’ to sit out practice - nj.comEngram told media at the softball game that it was the Giants’ choice to hold him out of last week’s mandatory mini-camp and that he is “just trying to be healthy for the summer and be ready for (training) camp.”What Giants see in Lorenzo Carter: 'Deadly pass rusher'Cater, entering his second season Nate Solder Jersey , knows exactly what the Giants need him to be. He wants to deliver:Giants 53-man roster prediction | Post minicamp edition - nj.comPeruse this while you wait for the projection yours truly will post a bit later this week.Giants’ RJ McIntosh back to full health, turning heads at minicamp - nj.comMcIntosh, drafted in the fifth round a season ago, played in six games at the end of last season. Having not practiced for roughly six months, it’s unlikely we saw anywhere near what he is truly capable of. This season should be a better indication.Corey Coleman finds comfort again, confident he'll fit with NY GiantsColeman admitted in this piece that he never really got a full grasp of the playbook last year after joining the Giants midseason:Giants underdog Grant Haley is fighting again for cornerback spotHaley, a former undrafted free agent, knows he has lots of competition for his spot this season:Time for whiny Odell Beckham to learn from Giants’ Saquon Barkley - nj.comRyan Dunleavy says Beckham is “burdened” by his fame while Barkley is “glad” for it and says he wants to ”use the platform that’s given to me to have a positive impact on the world.”It’s one of the better descriptions I’ve seen of how the two superstars feel about, and handle, their fame.BBV MailbagHave questions about the Giants? E-mail them to bigblueview@gmail.com, and the best ones will be answered in an upcoming mailbag. 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