Umenyiora likely to miss entire 2008 season
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http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2008/08/source_umenyiora_to_undergo_su.html
An MRI today revealed that Giants DE Osi Umenyiora suffered serious ligament damage Saturday night against the Jets and will be forced to undergo surgery, which will probably knock him out for the entire season.
There was some talk about whether to do the short-term rehab or the surgery, but in the end, the Giants opted for surgery to make sure Umenyiora will be better off in the long run.
Much more on this to come.
A blow for the Giants. I think Kiwanuka will be back to DE opposite of Tuck.
I really respect those Giants so I'm pretty sad at seeing this.
Bring this man back into the fold if you want some real leadership on this team.
Hello Strahan?
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"Hero13 wrote:
Hello Strahan?
Yeah, I think so but only if that pass rush isn't very good. However, I think that it will still be a good one with a duo of Kiwanuka and Tuck. Remember, there were a lot of reports and rumors swirling around Strahan and a possible comeback this off-season. If he is called to come in mid-season, he could very well end up being back.
EDIT: And the reports start surfacing. Strahan was asked about him possibly returning and he said that he hasn't heard anything but to say he wants to come back is premature. He said he's enjoying retirement right now.
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Hello Strahan?
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I read today he would come back for 8 mil this season!

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"calphin wrote:
I read today he would come back for 8 mil this season!
Yeah, it looks to be around that price. There's no exact number on it though. Talks were underway as of last night.
"alen1 wrote:
Yeah, it looks to be around that price. There's no exact number on it though. Talks were underway as of last night.
It was either Mort or Clayton said it will take more than 8 mil probably, but the Giants can still structure it to make it fairly easy to absorb.
However, there is concern about his game shape, in that when he "retired" he actually believed he was done and, while in good cardio/strength shap, just isnt in a football shape.
Still, he could be great even as a situational guy or pass rush specialist ala Trace Armstrong.
As to Osi Umenyiora's return from a torn lateral meniscus, coach Tom Coughlin says "the prognosis is very, very optimistic for a full recovery."
The procedure was more thorough than a similar one Osi had at Troy State. "They fixed it," he said. "I'm good to go." Still, Umenyiora could lose some explosiveness. Major knee injuries can be damaging for edge rushers.


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No Strahan. He will stay retired.