Jason Pierre-Paul’s injury is a wake-up call for the New York Giants
This was the straw that broke the camel’s back. Literally.
The New York Giants learned yesterday defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul underwent successful back surgery and will be out for 3 months and is doubtful to return for the Giants season opener against the Dallas Cowboys.
The offseason for the New York Giants has not been as publicized because of their roommates the New York...
Giants' Pierre-Paul has back surgery
New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul had successful surgery to repair a herniated disc in his lower back, the team has announced.
The operation took place Tuesday at a hospital in Marina Del Rey, Calif. The two-time Pro Bowl selection is expected to require up to 12 weeks of recovery time.
That means Pierre-Paul will miss all of training camp and most of the preseason...
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Jason Pierre-Paul undergoes back surgery, Week 1 status uncertain
In recent years, the New York Giants had one of the most feared four-man pass rushes the NFL has ever seen. In 2013, however, they may begin the season with question marks along their defensive front.
Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul underwent back surgery on Tuesday, and his timetable has been set at approximately 12 weeks - Week 1 is just over 12 weeks away. JPP battled chronic...
Giants' Jason Pierre-Paul undergoes back surgery
New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul underwent surgery this morning to repair a herniated disc in his lower back. The procedure is anticipated to require rehab lasting approximately 12 weeks, according to Michael Eisen of Giants.com.
Prior to undergoing the surgery, Pierre-Paul and the Giants had attempted to treat his ailment in order to avoid an operation. However,...
Giants say Jason Pierre-Paul will be out for about 12 weeks
The New York Giants have announced that defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul underwent a successful procedure to repair a herniated disc in his lower back. The microdiscetomy was performed by Dr. Robert Watkins at Marina Del Rey Hospital in Marina Del Rey, Calif. Recovery and rehabilitation is anticipated to be approximately 12 weeks. “Jason has been experiencing lower back pain that...
Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul Will Have Back Surgery Today
New York Giants stud defensive end has gone the route of Rob Gronkowski, and will have back surgery today in California according to Pro Football Talk.
The procedure is reportedly being performed by Dr. Robert Watkins, the same doctor who’ll operate later this month on Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski.
Pierre-Paul is expected to be ready for the start of the regular season...
Jason Pierre-Paul to undergo back surgery
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New York Giants stud defensive end, and athletic freak of nature, Jason Pierre-Paul, will undergo back surgery today in California. Dr. Robert Watkins will be preforming the procedure, and is the same doctor who will preform back surgery on Tom Brady’s favorite target, and New England Patriots’ favorite...
Report: Jason Pierre-Paul undergoing back surgery, expected to be ready for September
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paull will be undergoing back surgery this morning and should be ready for week one.
Giants DE Jason Pierre-Paul is undergoing back surgery this morning in LA with Dr. Watkins. Belief is he should be ready for September.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 4, 2013
Pierre-Paul has had back issues in...
New York Giants Jason Pierre-Paul: I can do better
New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is a rare breed with an incredible upside.
And he knows it.
He recently broke down his views on is 2012-13 performance, his reaction to his Tom Coughlin's comments about his weight and what he can accomplish in the future.
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Jason Pierre-Paul is tired of the Giants’ inconsistency
Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul told Jenny Vrentas of the Newark Star-Ledger that he’s tired of the Giants ups and downs throughout each season.“No more BSing,” Pierre-Paul told Vrentas.It’s been obvious to me over the years that the Giants simply don’t play as hard against weaker opponents as they do against some of the best competition in the NFL. Need NFL Tickets? var...
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