Taking a look at the largest '13 salary cap hits on offense
The NFL salary cap in 2013 is just over $120,000,000. Every player in the league is worth a certain amount of money. Obviously, some players are worth more than others and teams are willing to dedicate a larger portion of their cap space to greater talent. Here's a breakdown of the highest paid offensive players this year in the NFL
QB Eli Manning: $20,850,000
Matthew Stafford...
How Cowboys can 'Hit' on O-Lineman
IRVING, Texas The Dallas Cowboys need offensive-line help in this NFL Draft but, like any other team, they also want value. Meanwhile, there's a chance that the premier O-line prospects are all gone by the time Dallas is scheduled to pick at No. 18 in the first round.
So, researcher Nate Fisher and I dug for answers to these questions: What are the chances the Cowboys can use...
Giants OG Chris Snee Feels 'Great' After Offseason Hip Surgery
Chris Snee's painful hip injuries flared and bothered him through the 2012 season, but it wasn't until December when he realized he had no choice but to go under the knife. Now, about a month after surgery to fix his partially torn hip labrum and remove bone spurs, the 31-year-old veteran feels renewed.
"I feel great," Snee said today. "I feel really good...
Chris Snee is now off crutches following offseason hip surgery
According to the New York Daily News, Giants’ all-pro guard Chris Snee is no longer on crutches after undergoing offseason hip surgery. He plans on being ready for the Giants’ offseason program.
Guard Chris Snee, who had surgery on his hip exactly a month ago, said he got off crutches “a couple days ago,” and he feels “really good.” He added that he’s planning to...
FUNNY GUY
Tom Coughlin visits "The Daily Show"
New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin was on The Daily Show with John Stewart and talked about his new book, “Earn The Right To Win.” When discussing a certain excerpt of the book, he brought up All-Pro offensive guard Chris Snee and his leadership skills. After complimenting Snee, John Stewart brought up the fact that Snee is married to one of Coughlin’s daughters, and...
Chris Snee underwent hip surgery
According to ESPNNewYork.com, Giants guard Chris Snee underwent hip surgery earlier this week.
The right guard planned to have surgery on his ailing hip a few weeks after the Pro Bowl. Snee played with pain in his hip toward the end of the season but could not pass up on an opportunity to play in the Pro Bowl. He said his injury had “quieted down” enough after the season for...
Giants OG Chris Snee Underwent Hip Surgery This Week
Giants guard Chris Snee had surgery on his hip earlier this week, according to sources.
Snee battled hip issues for much of the 2012 season, playing through a torn labrum and bone chips in his hip. Still, the 31-year-old guard made his fourth Pro Bowl, and he played in the NFL's all-star game in Hawaii before having surgery earlier this week.
A source said Snee's...
Giants’ Chris Snee will undergo hip surgery after the Pro Bowl
New York Giants guard Chris Snee plans on participating in this year’s Pro Bowl even though he needs to undergo offseason hip surgery.
Snee has decided to postpone the surgery until after next week’s game so he can enjoy some time in Hawaii with his family.
“That’s why I’m going,” Snee said today after a workout in the Timex Performance Center. “The experiences that...
Giants OG Chris Snee To Have Hip Surgery After Pro Bowl, Isn't Considering Retirement
Chris Snee's agenda for the coming weeks: Travel to Hawaii with his family, represent the NFC in the Pro Bowl Jan. 27, then have hip surgery.
The Giants right guard played through a painful hip injury in 2013 -- a partially torn labrum, and some bone spurs -- but is putting off surgery until after the annual all-star game.
This hip -- it feels fine now. Its quieted...
Giants May Have To Release Some Veteran Players In The Coming Weeks
Paul Schwartz of the New York Post writes that the Giants will have to address the contracts of a number of their veteran players if they intend to keep some of their 22 free agents on their roster next season.
The Giants are projected to be $4.7 million over the projected salary cap next season, so adjustments need to be made before the start of the next league year. Players like...
Giants (3) and Jets (2) players made the pro bowl
Giants:
Congrats to DE Jason Pierre-Paul (2 time pro bowler), WR Victor Cruz (1 time pro bowler) and OG Chris Snee (4 time pro bowler) who all three were voted into the pro bowl.
JPP has a total of 6.5 sacks this season, even though the fans voted him to go to Hawaii and he shouldn't be in this game.
Victor Cruz is having a good season with 82 catches for 1040 receiving...
Redskins’ Dan Snyder Gleefully Curses About Giants After Win, But Giants’ Chris Snee Doesn’t ‘Give Two ‘
If the battle between the stumbling G-Men and the plucky Redskins wasn’t entertaining enough after Robert Griffin III led Washington over New York on Monday night, 17-16, this should do it.
Redskins owner Dan Snyder reportedly made his rounds in the locker room afterward and expressed just how nice it was to beat the Giants.
Redskins owner Dan Snyder congratulating everyone in...
RIGHT BACK AT YA
Giants react to Dan Snyder's comment
Giants players were given the opportunity to react to what Redskins owner Dan Snyder apparently said about their team and Chris Snee was perhaps the most vocal.
NOT FOR THE SQUEAMISH
Giants T Sean Locklear suffers nasty leg injury
Sean Locklear is a nine-year NFL veteran. Hopefully his career didn’t end last night against the Redskins after this play late in the 4th quarter. Giants lineman Chris Snee knows the situation with Locklear’s knee doesn’t look good and said so after the team’s loss. “Whatever recovery is ahead of him, I am not quite sure the extent of it, just know it is not good,” he...
Guard Snee practices, but questionable for Giants
One of the constants on the New York Giants offensive line over the last seven-plus seasons may be missing when they face the Bengals (3-5) in Cincinnati.
Chris Snee practiced for the first time this week on Friday and his status for Sunday's game has been listed as questionable.
The son-in-law of coach Tom Coughlin, Snee has missed starting only one game at right guard since...
Giants OG Chris Snee Returns To Practice
Giants right guard Chris Snee returned to practice today for the first time this week.
Snee, who suffered an ankle injury early in the loss to the Steelers, participated in drills and offensive walk-through today. He had stayed inside the facility during practice the past two days. Source: The Star-Ledger Attached Thumbnails
Giants' Hakeem Nicks returns to practice; Chris Snee, Ahmad Bradshaw sit out
After missing practice on Wednesday due to swelling in his knee, New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks returned to the practice field on Thursday. He participated in a team walk-through and then ran routes in one-on-one drills, but his full level of participation will not be announced until later.
The news on offensive lineman Chris Snee was not nearly as positive, as he missed...
New York Giants' Kenny Phillips out Sunday and more from an afternoon tea with Tom Coughlin
Despite the holiday season nearing, New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin wasn't very chipper as he took the podium for his weekly Wednesday press conference. Following a very disappointing 24-20 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, he was in no real mood to dilly-dally. Instead, his focus was squarely on Sunday afternoon and the Cincinnati Bengals. However, and per the usual,...
Giants' offensive line now solid
During the first half of the season, tinkering and maneuvering along the New York Giants' offensive line has been common.
In the last three weeks, though, the group has played extremely well together - so well that there doesn't seem to be room for veteran David Diehl to return to a starting role.
The Giants (5-2) have won three straight and four of the five games the starting...
Giants Injury Report: Andre Brown, Chris Snee, Martellus Bennett
New York Giants running back Andre Brown left yesterday’s
victory over the Cleveland Browns with what’s been diagnosed as a concussion,
reports Mike Mazzeo of ESPNNewYork.com.
Brown exited the contest and was ruled out of the game following
further evaluation. He’s been a solid backup for Giants running back Ahmad
Bradshaw. Rookie David Wilson took his place...
Giants TE Martellus Bennett, OG Chris Snee Play Through Injuries In Browns Win
Giants tight end Martellus Bennett suffered a hyperextended knee in the first quarter, when he said he "(freaking) slipped on the (darn) turf." He was able to return after doctors examined him on the sidelines, making three catches for 30 yards.
"Most people dont go back in, but like I was saying earlier, to be an elite player on the team and in this league, you...
Giants OT David Diehl Returns, C David Bass, OG Chris Snee Out At Practice
Right tackle David Diehl was back on the practice field today, taking a limited number of reps, for the first time since spraining his MCL in Week 2 against the Buccaneers.
But the Giants still worked without two starting offensive linemen: center David Baas (hand) and right guard Chris Snee (hip). While practice was open to the media, Baas watched position drills from the side...
Giants OG Chris Snee Says Next Time Buccaneers Will Get Knees To The Head
On Tuesday, the Giants were still fuming about the final play of Sundays 41-34 win over Tampa Bay, when Bucs coach Greg Schiano ordered his team to bull rush the Giants as Eli Manning prepared to take a kneeldown, Ebenezer Samuel of the New York Daily News reports, but Tuck wasnt just upset at Schiano. He wished the Bucs players, who claimed they were following coachs orders...
Giants’ Chris Snee says next time the Bucs will get a knee to the head
If the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ defense decides to dive at the knees of the Giants’ offensive lineman during a play in which they’re kneeling the ball to runs out the clock, guard Chris Snee already knows what he’s going to do.
“We’ll just tighten up and just be ready for them to fire off,” Snee said, via the New York Daily News. “And I wouldn’t change my reaction...
X's and O's: McCoy vs. Snee
Tampa Bay's Gerald McCoy has spent his first two NFL seasons hearing about who he isn't.
McCoy, though, now seems primed to show what he can be.
One game doesn't elevate McCoy to the level of the defensive tackles to whom he is directly compared -- Detroit's Ndamukong Suh and Buccaneers legend Warren Sapp. But if his performance in last Sunday's 16-10 victory...
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