Giants Sign Veteran Safety Jeromy Miles, Cut Harris And Currie
The New York Giants have added depth at the safety position, signing veteran Jeromy Miles.
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The New York Giants have added depth at the safety position, signing veteran Jeromy Miles.
Citing the example of Jason Pierre-Paul, Tony Clark said his union has no intention of allowing teams to obtain medical records of high school and college players ahead of each June's amateur draft.
According to WFAN and NFL Media's Kim Jones, Giants star defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul has been released from the hospital.
Last season the Giants had major problems stopping the Cowboys' three best skill position players. There may be only one of them left on Dallas' roster come the season opener.
The Hall of Famer is one of the few people who can relate to Pierre-Paul's situation.
Given the accident, it's unlikely the Giants will sign Pierre-Paul to a long-term deal before the July 15 deadline.
For now, just hope he can leave the hospital in the healthiest shape possible because, when it comes down to it, we're dealing with a human being.
A debate over JPP's right to privacy erupted Wednesday night when an ESPN reporter tweeted a photo of the Giants star's surgical record.
The amputation could hasten his return from a fireworks accident, and it seems there's a chance the Giants' two-time Pro Bowler will be ready to play Week 1 in Dallas.
This situation with JPP has gone from bizarre to downright frightening.
Making a mockery of Jasons everywhere, Jason Pierre-Paul has put himself in a most precarious place.
They may not have a ton of championships to show for it, but several of the local pro sports teams have had tremendous drafts over the last 10 years.
It's a mess, and the Giants have no idea when, or even if, it will get straightened out. All from one bad, stupid decision. They never thought their star defensive end would create these kind of fireworks.
The Giants are aware of an incident involving Jason Pierre-Paul and fireworks, but the team is unsure about the severity of any injuries to the star defensive end.
The Giants star underwent tests on one finger for nerve damage, "and doctors believe there will be no permanent damage or disfigurement of his hands," ESPN reported.
