Daboll is treating the start of this week like training camp.
The end of the NFL preseason usually means that real football isn’t far off from starting. But as teams around the league, including the New York Giants, who as of Sunday night only made a dozen roster transactions to trim their 90-man roster down to the league limit of 53, shift their attention to the first opponent on the schedule, the Giants are using part of this upcoming week to polish up their fundamentals, as they remain in training camp mode.
“We've really been focused on our team and our fundamentals and the things that we can do to improve for us. If you start too early on a team, which we don't do with the players, I think it can get stale.” But on the flip side, there is the argument about a team looking and being ready for Week 1. Last year for example, the Giants were steamrolled by the Dallas Cowboys in Week 1, the game unraveling almost immediately after what started out as a promising opening drive for the Giants which stalled and then resulted in a blocked field goal returned for a touchdown.
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