New York Giants’ Kadarius Toney ‘good to go’ as camp opens

Kadarius Toney, the New York Giants’ 2021 first-round choose whose rookie season was largely disappointing, shall be a full participant on this 12 months’s coaching camp.

Toney, a large receiver who may double as a gadget participant and kick returner, missed the crew’s OTAs this spring as he was recovering from offseason knee surgical procedure.

“Toney has been nice, he works arduous and won’t have a pink jersey on, he’s able to observe,” head coach Brian Daboll said on the crew’s introductory camp press convention on Wednesday alongside normal supervisor Joe Schoen.

The #Giants plan this summer season with WR Kadarius Toney: “Let him go on the market and observe,” coach Brian Daboll mentioned. They’ll make modifications off that if mandatory.

— Jordan Raanan (@JordanRaanan) July 27, 2022

Daboll mentioned Toney has been nice. He’s completed the rehab he’s wanted to do and has labored arduous within the assembly room. “The plan was in place.” He’s good to go.

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Toney performed in 10 video games as a rookie final 12 months, beginning 4. He caught 39 of 57 targets for 420 yards and no touchdowns. He rushed simply 3 times for a complete of six yards.

The Giants have been rumored to be buying Toney this offseason however nothing ever materialized and Schoen later denied mentioned rumors. They may now attempt to speed up his progress this summer season and hope he turns into a dependable starter.