Brian Burns continues his dominance at Giants camp

Observations from the Giants’ training camp practice on Sunday .

Brian Burns had a case for three “sacks” in team drills.

He continues to be a handful for the offensive tackles.

Daniel Jones stepped up in the pocket when the play wasn’t blown dead and found a wide-open Wan’Dale Robinson down the seam in a blown coverage.

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Jones started practice 5-for-5 to four different receivers but his sixth pass of the move-the-ball drill went through Daniel Bellinger’s hands and was intercepted by Jason Pinnock.

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The ball was thrown around Bellinger’s helmet, but needed to be caught.

WR Isaiah McKenzie, who is in the mix to be the No. 5 receiver and a special teams returner, turned on the jets after a catch from QB Drew Lock.

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It came in his first practice after leaving Friday’s with a hip pointer.

“Every now and then when I get the ball in my hands, I try to show them I still got it,” McKenzie, 29, quipped.

WR Bryce Ford Wheaton (lower leg) and TE Jack Stoll (concussion) did not practice.

C John Michael Schmitz (shoulder) missed his sixth straight practice as Greg Van Roten remained the starting center.

OG Josh Ezeudu returned to the field after reportedly dealing with dehydration.

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