Jaxson Dart: Dart took most of his snaps with the twos, alternating with Jameis Winston. Hit’s first pass was picked off by cornerback Nic Jones, a ball in which it looked like Dart simply misjudged the proximity of the defender and tried to fit it into a tight window.

The New York Giants have wrapped up Day 1 of training camp and here are nine takeaways from practice and their press conferences.

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson during training camp on Wednesday. New York Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II, left, and defensive tackle Rakeem Nunez-Roches at training camp on Wednesday. New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson during training camp on Wednesday.

Former Seahawks safety K'Von Wallace and the New York Giants found a win-win landing spot in each other at the start of training camp.

The New York Giants reported for training camp on Tuesday and officially took the field for the first time on Wednesday morning. Before the team's 90-minute practice, general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll met with reporters and addressed a wide range of topics, ranging from Andrew Thomas' status to the quarterback room.

So much attention will be given to the quarterbacks at NY Giants camp, but you should look elsewhere for far more pressing position battles.

The Giants haven’t been nasty enough. Nastiness starts on the line of scrimmage. It’s different from toughness. Toughness is a prerequisite for these gladiators to play this violent sport. Nastiness is more than that.

Heading into the first day of training camp, the New York Giants' head coach Brian Daboll made a majorly positive announcement regarding WR Malik Nabers.