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NFL eyes Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw's incident
Posted by D.A. Louis June 23, 2008
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New York Daily News Reports:
The NFL is looking into whether Ahmad Bradshaw has violated the league's personal conduct policy and is
subject to suspension.
While Bradshaw's lawyer, family and friends have said that the running back has not committed any new offense
or crime to violate the probation, the NFL is keeping an eye on the situation. If commissioner Roger Goodell
deems that Bradshaw has violated the league's conduct policy code, he could suspend Bradshaw.
"We are looking into it to determine whether he is subject to discipline," said Greg Aiello, the NFL's senior vice
president of public relations.
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Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw jailed in southwest Virginia
Posted by D.A. Louis June 20, 2008
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New York Daily News Reports:
Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw has been in a Virginia jail since Sunday, serving a 30-day sentence for
violating probation terms of a previously undisclosed juvenile offense.
"Ahmad Bradshaw is currently serving a 30-day jail sentence in Abingdon Regional Jail in Virginia on a probation
violation charged out of the Tazewell County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court," Stacy said in a statement.
"The underlying charge in this matter stems from an offense that occurred while Mr. Bradshaw was a juvenile.
Mr.Bradshaw has not been charged with any offense since being drafted by the New York Giants and is eager to
put this matter behind him and be in training for the next season."
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Burress reportedly expects contract resolution before camp
Posted by D.A. Louis June 20, 2008
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ESPN Reports:
Not practicing at mandatory minicamp created an uproar, but Plaxico Burress thinks his contract situation will be
peacefully resolved before next month's training camp.
"Honestly, I think my situation is going to be rectified before training camp," Burress said, according to NJ.com.
"I'm not going to worry about it, but I did state that I was unhappy with my current situation with my contract. It'll be
worked out
"I don't want to go anywhere. I made that very evident," Burress told the radio station, according to NJ.com. "If I
wanted to go somewhere else or if I didn't want to be there, I would have let that be known, too
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Strahan Retires After 15 Years
Posted by Jay Miles June 9, 2008
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New York Times Reports:
Michael Strahan, the longtime leader of the Giants defense and widely recognized for his gap-toothed smile, is
retiring from the N.F.L., leaving his lone Super Bowl victory as the final game of a 15-year career.
The defensive end, likely a first-ballot Hall-of-Famer, told the Giants on Monday morning. A news conference
was scheduled for noon on Tuesday at Giants Stadium.
“It was important that my teammate knew which was I was going before they got on the field to start the work to
defend our title,” Strahan, 36, told foxsports.com, which broke the news. “It’s time. I’m done.”
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Kiwanuka Healthy, Thrilled to be Back
Posted by D.A. Louis June 5, 2008
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New York Post Reports:
Yesterday, Kiwanuka spent his morning on the field along with his Giant teammates, admittedly more excited
than most of them to merely be out there running around. He missed the last six games of the regular season
with a broken left leg and ankle damage that required surgery, meaning he was a very interested bystander for
the entire playoff run and Super Bowl glory.
"This is excellent," Kiwanuka said after working up a sweat during the Giants New York Giants ' third and by far
most strenuous Organized Team Activity practice.
"I'll take every rep I can, every snap I can take. ... It's a chance to get oiled up on some of the new things and get
back into the old things we used to do.
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Giants sign Renaldo Wynn
Posted by D.A. Louis June 2, 2008
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New York Daily News Reports:
The Giants reportedly have signed veteran defensive end Renaldo Wynn.
Wynn, 33, was taken with the 21st overall pick in 1997 by Tom Coughlin's Jaguars. The Notre Dame product
had five sacks in 2001, then signed with Washington, where he played for five seasons. He had 3-1/2 sacks
last season for the Saints.
Wynn, who battled a toe injury last season, worked out for the Giants on May 14.
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WYNN VISITS WITH BIG BLUE
Posted by D.A. Louis May 16, 2008
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New York Post Reports:
Wednesday they brought in Renaldo Wynn, an 11-year veteran who back in 1997 was a first-round draft pick of
the Jaguars, then coached by Tom Coughlin.
Wynn, 33, left without signing a contract, but that doesn't mean he won't in the near future. "Good visit," said
Peter Schaffer, Wynn's agent. "We shall see. He renewed a number of old acquaintances."
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JINTS GIVE NEW DEAL TO DIEHL
Posted by D.A. Louis May 7, 2008
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New York Post Reports:
In a move that could be a precursor to re-signing perhaps their top offensive lineman - right
DiehlDavid Diehl with a new contract, a rare move for a player who just two years ago was
granted a lucrative extension.
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Phillips Was Giants Target In Draft
Posted By Jay Miles May 1, 2008
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brief and to the point. The Super Bowl champion coach simply asked the University of Miami
safety if he was excited about becoming a member of the Giants and if there are any
health-related issues that have cropped up recently that the team needs to be aware of.
They may not have been the most probing queries, but they matched a lack of intensity, if not
desire, in the Giants' process of putting Phillips at the top of their pre-draft wish list. They hadn't
spoken with him since his pro day - when they sent only one representative - and hadn't had
any real contact with him since the combine. The Giants didn't need to spend any more time
than that to decide that he was their guy.
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Giants Take Chance on Manningham
Posted By Jay Miles April 27, 2008
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Five words echoed frequently from Mario Manningham’s mouth, through a speakerphone and off
the cinderblock walls of a room at Giants Stadium.
“The past is the past.”
Manningham, a talented wide receiver from Michigan, delivered those words four times in a
seven-minute conference call Sunday after the Giants took a chance on him with the last pick of
the NFL draft’s third round.
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