New York Giants cornerback Art Green sat out of practice on Thursday with muscle tightness, revealed head coach John Harbaugh."Art had a little tightness, a little muscle tightness, so he was out of practice," he told reporters. "I don't believe [it's serious]. He's getting some tests. I dont think so, but we havent heard yet."As of Friday morning, the results of Green's tests remain unknown.Green, a 6-foot-2, 200-pound defensive back, has been with the Giants since late August 2024 after beginning his career as an undrafted free agent with the Denver Broncos. He has appeared in 20 games for Big Blue, contributing on defense and special teams before a hamstring injury sidelined him for a stretch last season.The Giants re-signed him in March 2026 as an exclusive rights free agent.The early training camp absence is being treated cautiously while the team awaits further information from the tests. Green remains on the active roster as the Giants continue their preparations.Harbaughs update offered limited detail beyond the tightness itself and the pending evaluation, consistent with the teams measured approach to soft-tissue issues early in camp.This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: New York Giants do not believe Art Green's injury is serious