February 16th, 2010 
Jeremy Fuchs 
Posted in The Giants have four unrestricted free agents (assuming there’s a labor deal. If there isn’t, I have no idea what will happen. Any lawyers out there?). The four are: David Carr, Jeff Feagles, Danny Clark, Fred Robbins. Which ones should the Giants try to keep? DAVID CARR: Carr is a good backup. Granted, he doesn’t [...]
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Ranking The Giants: Defensive Line
We continue to Rank The Giants, and today, we Rank the Defensive Line. For years, the defensive line has been the staple of the Giants. But, for whatever reason, this year was different. Injuries played a role, for sure, but the lack of a consistent pass rush hurt the Giants. JUSTIN TUCK: Tuck played most [...]
Fred Robbins Talks Training Camp, Injury
Fred Robbins posted a new entry on his website. He talks about training camp, and gives an update on his injury. Read it here.
Most Underrated G-men.
I recently did a post: The Eagles are OVERrated so I was thinking to myself who is UNDERrated on the Giants, by the media at large. First, is Eli Manning. Everyone who reads here routinely has learned or will learn I’m the biggest Eli Manning apologist in the world. I would take Eli over Big [...]
Robbins Off PUP:
Six months after microfracture surgery on his knee, Giants DT Fred Robbins is back at practice. The 32-year-old Robbins returned to the field today and did individual drills for the first time since the surgery in February. Before he did, the Giants removed him from the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list that he’s been [...]
Robbins, Boley and Bernard Placed On The PUP:
The New York Giants placed linebacker Michael Boley and defensive tackles Fred Robbins and Rocky Bernard on the active physically unable to perform list on Sunday. The moves with Boley (hip) and Robbins (knee) were expected because the two had undergone surgery. Bernard, who like Boley signed with the Giants as a free agent in [...]
Position Breakdown: Defensive Line
We now move over to defense, and start with the defensive line. Many people, myself included, were surprised when the Giants signed Chris Canty and Rocky Bernard in the offseason. Not because they were bad players, but because their defensive line was already really, really good. Those additions add more firepower to what I think [...]
Tags: barry cofield, Chris Canty, Dave Tollefson, Fred Robbins, Jay Alford, justin tuck, Mathias Kiwanuka, Osi Umenyoria, Position Breakdown, Rocky Bernard 
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