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Manning, who previously had a weekly spot on ESPN New York, is scheduled to be heard at 5:05 on Mondays following Giants games. The appearances will run throughout the entire season.
With Will Beatty struggling because of back issues, Locklear is the projected starting left tackle for the Super Bowl champions. No one, though, is ready to say that he will be there when the season starts in two weeks.
Giants coach Tom Coughlin told reporters following practice that the 2011 First-Team All Pro will be held out of Friday night's game against the Chicago Bears at MetLife Stadium for "precautionary" reasons.
Despite developing a blood clot in his left leg a little more than a week ago, there is a chance Giants defensive tackle Shaun Rogers might play this season.
Michael Strahan is in talks to be named co-host of "Live!" beside Kelly Ripa.The former Giants star is in negotiations to be named as replacement for Regis Philbin, according to a source who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Preseason games ordinarily mean very little in the grand scheme of things, but when the Giants face the Bears on Friday night it could reveal a potential challenger for the defending Super Bowl champions.
On Saturday, August 25th the New York Giants will be having a major blood drive at the Lexus Club at MetLife Stadium with the American Red Cross.
What if Jason Pierre-Paul dropped Prince Amukamara on his head? Worse, what if the cornerback slammed his foot and something went "snap?"
Prince Amukamara's teammates have denied they were hazing him by throwing him into a tub of ice water.
While an apparent hazing video attracted the most attention Sunday, there was good news for the Giants regarding Ahmad Bradshaw and Jayron Hosley, who were banged up in Saturday's preseason win over the Jets.
Some might explain what happens in the video as camp bonding, but Prince Amukamara doesn't look amused. Neither was coach Tom Coughlin.
The Giants suffered injuries to Ahmad Bradshaw (hand), Mark Herzlich (hip), Adrian Tracy (hamstring) and Jayron Hosley (foot) in their 26-3 preseason victory over the Jets.
The thought of the early battles between the Giants and Jets brought about some of the hardest-hitting and nastiest battles of the football season.
Jayron Hosley returned an interception of Mark Sanchez 77 yards for a touchdown, and the New York Giants' defense stifled the Jets' starters in a 26-3 preseason victory.
