The New York Giants and Detroit Lions got more than they bargained for during their joint training camp practice at Big Blue’s facility on Monday. The scorching 90-degree heat seemed to have gotten the best of the players, as tempers flared and altercations broke out.
One of the biggest fights erupted after Amon-Ra St. Brown and Dru Phillips exchanged words, leading to a physical altercation involving several players from both teams. However, the real surprise came when Giants quarterback Daniel Jones jumped into the fray, defending his teammate Jon Runyan who was pinned on the ground by a Lions defensive lineman.
Despite coming off a torn ACL, Jones didn’t hesitate to get involved in the scuffle, showing his competitive spirit and willingness to stand up for his teammates. The intensity of the practice session was a clear indication of the high stakes and competitive nature of NFL training camps.
Both teams are looking to bounce back from disappointing seasons, with the Giants going 6-11 and the Lions falling short of their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. The upcoming preseason game between the two teams promises to be a heated matchup, with tensions already running high in practice.
As the Giants and Lions gear up for their preseason showdown at MetLife Stadium, fans can expect a fierce battle on the field. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story and follow Fox News Digital for the latest sports coverage.
