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Kenny Phillips knew that when the Giants signed Antrel Rolle, some took it as a sign the Giants were worried he'd never make it all the way back. But Phillips told the Daily News on Wednesday that those fears are completely unfounded.
Kenny Phillips knew what people were thinking when the Giants signed Antrel Rolle for $37 million on the first day of free agency. He knew some took it as a sign the Giants were worried he’d never make it all the way back. But Phillips insists those fears are completely unfounded. In fact, he told the Daily News earlier today that his recovery from left knee surgery is on track to have him on the field for the start of training camp in July. And once he’s there, he plans to help Rolle make goo
More photos » AJ MAST - AP about 19 hours ago: This photo taken Oct. 4, 2009 shows Indianapolis Colts quarterback Jim Sorgi on the sidelines while playing the Seattle Seahawks in an NFL football game in Indianapolis. After six years backing up Peyton Manning in Indianapolis, Sorgi will get a chance to do the same for Peyton's brother Eli. The New York Giants announced Tuesday March 9,
More photos » Michael Conroy - AP South Florida's Jason Pierre-Paul runs a drill at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Monday, March 1, 2010. Browse more photos » [Remember to check the '2010 NFL Draft' section for all stories relating to the draft.] As we continue our Daily NFL Draft Prospect Profile series let's look at one of those boom or bust players who pr
A little over $1 million if he's the No. 2 quarterback
via www.nypost.com I believe that I can safely say that most of us Giants fans were very satisfied with Hakeem Nicks' rookie season. He had a very solid season statistically and looks to be a franchise wide receiver (not to mention he stayed out of trouble, unlike some former Giants receivers). I thought it would be fun to compare Hakeem Nicks' rookie season stats with the season stats of the receivers we begged Jerry Reese to pursue in free agency last year. Hakeem's 2009-2010 statistics are
More photos » John Smierciak - AP New York Giants running back D.J. Ware. Browse more photos » New York Giants running back D.J. Ware is all over the Inter-Google with his own Facebook, Twitter and Web pages. And, while lots of athletes have those Ware actually uses his on a regular basis. Today, Ware is actually here as well. Follow the jump for 10 questions with the Giant
He spent the past six years watching and learning from the master and now he gets to do the same for the master's baby brother. Jim Sorgi yesterday was signed to a one-year contract by the Giants to do for them what he previously did for the Colts --...
Here is a chunk of the Giants official press release announcing the signing of backup quarterback Jim Sorgi. Sorgi is looking forward to working with his second Super Bowl MVP from the Manning family. "Both are elite players," said Sorgi. "I had a great time working with Peyton, and I learned a lot, obviously. The experience was invaluable as far as my development as a professional. I hate to see my time in Indianapolis come to an end, but I am as excited about working with Eli as I am sad
If Eli goes down I give up anyway, but Jim Sorgi isn't the worst guy to bring in. At least he worked with Peyton for 6 years, not that he can teach Eli anything Peyton hasn't already. Sorgi's stats aren't horrible either even though he barely plays an 89.9 career QB rating isn't bad. Six TD's one INT and 2 fumbles career, in 6 years that isn't much game time experience. Hopefully we never have to find out how good he really is. It's just a backup that won't sniff the field but are you g
Jim Sorgi, who spent the last six years as Peyton Manning's backup in Indianapolis, will now be Eli Manning's backup in New York. He signed a one-year contract late Monday night, according to a team source, despite worries that his shoulder could require surgery.
One day after the Giants’ doctors expressed concern over quarterback Jim Sorgi’s shoulder, the team decided to sign him anyway. Sorgi, who spent the last six years as Peyton Manning’s backup in Indianapolis, will now be Eli Manning’s backup in New York. He signed the deal late last night, according to a team source, despite worries that a torn labrum in his shoulder probably needed surgery. More to come …
Their questions about his shoulder were answered
More photos » Dave Martin - AP Myron Rolle (4) of Florida State, catches a pass during Senior Bowl NCAA college football practice in Mobile, Ala., on Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010. Browse more photos » [Remember to check the '2010 NFL Draft' section for all stories relating to the draft.]You're in good hands with 'Phillips, Rolle & Rolle.' Could that be the motto for the New
More and more of you seem to be taking advantage of 'FanPosts' lately to express your opinions and start a variety of interesting discussions. I love the participation, and I encourage you to use that capability whenever you have something to say that does not seem to fit in a comment. But ... isn't there always a 'but?' I do have some requests. Please try to use capitalization when appropriate. Always at the beginnings of sentences. Use "I" instead of "i." Always capitalize player names,
SI.com's Peter King is not impressed by the New York Giants signing of Antrel Rolle. In the middle of a rant disparaging the usefulness of big-name, big-money signings (which I generally agree with) King listed the Rolle signing as among the three worst decisions of free agency thus far (which I disagree with). The Giants paying Antrel Rolle like the best safety in football when he hasn't performed that way. Rolle was the second-best safety on his own team. How many times have you watched Ariz
Jim Sorgi will not be doing for the Giants what he did with the Colts: back up a Manning at quarterback. Sorgi paid a visit to the team yesterday, but after taking a physical the Giants expressed reservations over a problem with Sorgi's right shoulder -- tendinitis in the...
Kicker Rhys Lloyd will not be trying out for the Giants tomorrow because he has apparently agreed to terms on a contract with the Minnesota Vikings tonight. The 27-year-old kicker, who spent the last two seasons as the Carolina Panthers’ kickoff specialist, said via Twitter a few minutes ago that “As of an hour ago. I am a viking.” He went to Minnesota first and was planning to stay there overnight regardless, before visiting the Giants in New Jersey tomorrow. Now the Giants will have to look
As predicted last week, there's been a shakeup in some of the mock drafts in the wake of the NFL Combines. There are a few names linked to the Giants this week for the first time since the mock drafts started. Some of them seem to be reaches, some are the result of guys falling. All of that said, the most popular selection for the Giants is...drumroll please...still DT Brian Price of UCLA, for the 4th week in a row. I have a feeling I'm going to be typing this paragraph a lot until the draft g
Quarterback Jim Sorgi worked out for the Giants today and felt he did well, but team doctors expressed “concerns” over his shoulder, which likely means he won’t be signing with them any time soon. Though “the door is not closed, by any means,” according to Sorgi’s agent, Matt Brei, it appears the Giants will be looking in another direction. Though Sorgi was still at the Giants’ facility in mid-afternoon and the sides were still talking, Brei said the discussion was not about contract numbers. I
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