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NY Giants may get Nicks, Bradshaw, Hixon and Diehl next week against Philly

Found September 25, 2012 on Sports Blog Net: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Hakeem Nicks,  Ahmad Bradshaw,  David Diehl,  Andre Brown,  Victor Cruz,  Ramses Barden,  Martellus Bennett,  Eli Manning
TEAMS: New York Giants
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As the Giants started their practice yesterday afternoon. They got word that WR Hakeem Nicks who is coming a sore foot injury will start in week 4 against the Eagles. RB Ahmad Bradshaw who was out last Thursday night with a strain neck injury has been medically cleared for practice and may get him back next week as well. Other news, WR Dominek Hixon (Concussion) and T/G David Diehl (Knee) may play if they can go on Sunday night. Getting these guys will mean a lot for the Giants. The New York Giants offense is dangerous right now with both their passing game and running game since the emergence of Andre Brown. Having Andre Brown and Ahmad Bradshaw in the backfield would be a very good one-two punch. Then the wide receiver core of players like Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, Ramses Barden and Martellus Bennett on the field would be a tough task to stop for the opponent's defense. Eli Manning has a lot of weapons that can help get back to the super bowl this season and it starts w...
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