Getting the team to the starting gate as intact as possible is one of the deepest concerns among general managers.
As the saying goes, the injury rate in the NFL is 100 percent, as in, there will always be injuries. Which players are hit with injuries, and when they occur, is often a key barometer in determining if a team can successfully navigate through a difficult stretch or else helplessly fall by the wayside.
Brian Daboll, who is briefed every day about injuries and informed who is a go, who needs to sit, who needs to be limited and who needs to be monitored, credits several members of the Giants medical and training staff for keeping him in the know: Head athletic trainer Ronnie Barnes, director of rehabilitation Leigh Weiss, assistant strength and conditioning coach Mark Loecher and director of performance Sam Coad.
Brian Daboll doesn’t always agree with the advice he gets from the team’s trainers, but he has been careful about limiting players in practice.earlier this summer, follow strict guidelines. Most others must be evaluated on a case-to-case basis. Saquon Barkley did not participate in the offseason workout program because he had not signed the franchise tag tender, and after he did report to camp, his usage was carefully scripted. There were days when he was used heavily and days when he worked in individual drills and then became a spectator.
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