Palladino: July 4th Fireworks Accident Caused Jason Pierre-Paul To Grow Up
Jason Pierre-Paul's life changed for the better exactly one year ago on this day.
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Jason Pierre-Paul's life changed for the better exactly one year ago on this day.
When the calendar turns from June to July, it means that our true national obsession is just around the corner. In another three weeks or so, all 32 NFL teams will report to training camp, and another season will begin.
The announcement was unveiled Thursday at a fireworks safety event in Washington by U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Chairman Elliot F. Kaye.
The camp will serve as a chance for Spagnuolo and the others to teach the fundamentals of the game to the kids, whether they play tackle, flag, or just in the backyard.
McAdoo disclosed Thursday that he talked to the team three times in the last 24 hours about working out, staying out of trouble and showing up on July 28 ready to go.
After finishing last in total defense in 2015, the Giants signed defensive end Olivier Vernon, cornerback Janoris Jenkins, defensive tackle Damon Harrison and linebacker Keenan Robinson.
Monroe, who played at Plainfield High School in New Jersey, was considered one of the league's better offensive tackles before missing 15 games over the past two season due to shoulder and knee injuries.
It's believed to be the most work Cruz has done in practice since he tore a calf muscle last training camp.
While Pierre-Paul's injury last Fourth of July was unfortunate, it's clearly motivated the Giants' star in a very positive way.
It's been almost a year since Jason Pierre-Paul mangled his right hand in a July 4 fireworks accident.
A Pembroke Pines police report released Friday says Lynette Taylor, 42, admitted throwing the unidentified object at their home in South Florida but resisted being placed into custody by police.
As head coach Ben McAdoo said at the Giants' recent offseason practice, Odell Beckham, Jr. is a grown man who can make his own decisions on the women he dates.
Linebacker Keenan Robinson is one of many new faces on the New York Giants defense, and probably the one with the most to prove.
His second season in the NFL was a flop, and there is no doubt he is heading into his third looking to improve under new coach Ben McAdoo.
Damon Harrison hasn't played a game for the New York Giants and he has already started delivering. The Giants haven't gotten anything yet from the massive defensive tackle. His mother has.
