We're kidding, but maybe we shouldn't be…the New York Giants injury situation is rising to almost comedic levels as the 0-4 Cleveland Browns come rolling into town. Paul Dottino of WFAN reports that Antrel Rolle is likely to miss the upcoming game (though Rolle disagrees), joining fellow starting safety Kenny Phillips in that regard. There's no reason to expect Hakeem Nicks back, and Rocky Bernard, Ramses Barden, Corey Webster and Michael Boley all sat out today's practice, leaving their status up in the air (at best). Oh, and we forgot to mention that right guard Chris Snee only did individual drills. Jenny Vrentas of NJ.com does her best to breakdown what is sure to be the least interesting and most time consuming part of an NFL beat writer's job. In perhaps an effort to keep herself sane in the face of covering a health and wellness beat when she signed up for sports reporting, she finds a silver lining: In better injury news for the Giants, C David Baas (han...
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PLAYERS:
Michael Boley,
Chris Snee,
David Baas,
David Diehl,
Keith Rivers,
Jayron Hosley,
Michael Coe,
Tyler Sash,
Stevie Brown,
Antrel Rolle,
Reuben Randle,
Kenny Phillips,
Travis Benjamin,
Hakeem Nicks,
Tom Coughlin,
Rocky Bernard,
Ramses Barden,
Corey Webster
TEAMS: New York Giants, Cleveland Browns
TEAMS: New York Giants, Cleveland Browns
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