Jets QB Geno Smith Gets The Green Light To Start Against The Giants
Rex Ryan announced that Geno Smith will start for the Jets on Saturday.
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Rex Ryan announced that Geno Smith will start for the Jets on Saturday.
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Geno Smith has worked with the first-team offense for three straight days. Mark Sanchez is assuming Smith will start for the Jets on Saturday.
Coach Rex Ryan says Wednesday that Santonio Holmes is in "great shape," but the receiver says "looks can be deceiving."
The Giants announced Wednesday that David Diehl will need surgery to repair an unstable right thumb. He is expected to be sidelined six weeks.
All eyes will be on Geno Smith on Saturday. According to a report, Smith will get the nod from head coach Rex Ryan to start against the Giants on Saturday.
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The Giants shuffled their offensive line on Tuesday. Pugh has taken over at the right tackle position. Left guard Kevin Boothe was moved to center to replace Baas and the versatile David Diehl shifted from right tackle to left guard.
According to various reports, the Giants have waived injured guard Chris DeGeare and wide receiver Keith Carlos.
"I do see myself, envision myself out here on the practice field, getting ready for that Cowboys game, getting ready to go down to Texas to play those guys," Cruz said. "That's what I do envision."
A contusion is a traumatic injury that is caused by forceful impact. The deep bruising affecting bone or muscle generally takes four to six weeks to resolve (depending on degree), though may require more time if the condition occurs along with other issues like ligament sprains.
Victor Cruz and David Baas both arrived on crutches. Both players expect to be ready for the Giants' September 8 season opener in Dallas.
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Victor Cruz only bruised his left heel in the first quarter of New York's 20-12 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Jets linebacker Quinton Coples will be sidelined indefinitely with an ankle injury,. Coach Rex Ryan says veteran Garrett McIntyre will take his place on the starting defense.
Tom Coughlin was anything but happy. The Giants were limited to four field goals on five trips inside the Indianapolis 30.
Before the first half was over, wide receiver Victor Cruz (bruised heel) and defensive end Justin Tuck (slightly strained hamstring) also became a cause of concern.
Without so much as taking a single snap on Saturday night, Geno Smith became the future of the Jets franchise for the simple reason that he isn't Mark Sanchez.
The team did not announce the nature of the injury, but it is believed to be a hairline fracture.
Giants starting center David Baas also was knocked out of the game with a sprained knee.
Coach Coughlin plans to play his starters for 20 snaps in Preseason Week 2 against the Colts. The second unit with get 25 snaps.
