Recent training camp sessions for the New York Jets and New York Giants saw multiple fights among players, raising concerns about intensity and sportsmanship. Jets head coach Robert Saleh addressed three skirmishes during a practice, emphasizing the need for players to take care of each other while maintaining competition. Meanwhile, a joint practice between the Giants and Detroit Lions erupted into eight fights, sparked by an incident involving Lions player Alim McNeill and Giants center Greg Van Roten. Giants quarterback Daniel Jones was involved in escalating tensions but later communicated a desire for competitive spirit without unnecessary risks. While players expressed mixed feelings about the aggression, both teams are preparing for upcoming preseason games, with a focus on controlled intensity. The incidents highlight a growing trend of fiery practices in the lead-up to the NFL season.