Giants training camp at The Greenbrier: JuJu Smith-Schuster and Darnell Mooney in action during Wednesday practice

The New York Giants’ training-camp stay at The Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia continued Wednesday with practice sessions captured in team-issued photos. The release highlights action on the field, including close-up moments and route-and-rep style visuals that feature wide receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster and Darnell Mooney.

Smith-Schuster is pictured wearing number 8 in the Giants’ camp photo set, while Mooney appears in number 17. The images are part of the team’s ongoing camp coverage, offering a snapshot of day-to-day work as the roster prepares for the next stretch of offseason development and eventual regular-season readiness.

Camp at Greenbrier is designed as more than a change of scenery. Positioned as a focused training environment, it gives teams a condensed window to install timing, sharpen positioning, and build chemistry, especially for skill groups that depend on synchronized route running and communication. Photos like these are often the most immediate public glimpse into those progress points, even when they do not provide play-by-play detail.

For a Giants wide receiver room, the emphasis in camp frequently centers on creating separation, refining releases, and developing a consistent connection with quarterbacks across different practice periods. The presence of both Smith-Schuster and Mooney in the Wednesday action shots underscores how the team is treating its receiver corps as a priority group during the Greenbrier practices.

Neither the photo set nor its accompanying description provides statistical production or specific practice outcomes, so there is no basis to measure performance from the imagery alone. What the release does confirm is participation during that Wednesday session, and it shows two veteran wide receivers working as part of the team’s on-field routines at camp.

As the Giants move through the rest of training camp, the items to watch are not only the continued visibility of the receiver group in practice photos, but also how the work shows up in later team materials, such as positional drills, practice recaps, and game-like moments when the tempo increases. For now, Wednesday’s Greenbrier gallery provides a clear, official snapshot of Smith-Schuster and Mooney in the mix.

The week ahead should also clarify how the Giants balance veteran experience with the development of younger receivers during camp. With both Smith-Schuster and Mooney featured in the same Wednesday photo release, the Giants are indicating that the wide receiver unit will remain central to their day-to-day camp narrative.