As Plaxico Burress' reunion with the world of the National Football League continues, another team might need to be stricken from the list of possible suitors for the wide receiver — his most recent, your very own the New York Giants.
Taking into account generally acknowledged preseason expectations and wholly evaluating teams' actual performances, this list ranks the top 10 most disappointing teams of the 2000s.
Well, at least there's one optimist left. After being the first New York Giant to arrive at the team's training facility when the lockout was temporarily lifted in March, defensive tackle Chris Canty is understandably upset as the players and owners seemingly remain fair apart on finding a resolution.
Tuesday, NFL players are free to return to their teams' facilities after Judge Susan Nelson ordered an injunction that lifted the lockout imposed by league owners.
You know times are bad when coverage of John Mara's jury duty leads Giants notes. Nevertheless, that's the case as the National Football League lockout drags into its 27th day of existence. Representatives from the players' side and the owners' side met in Minneapolis Wednesday as U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson oversaw a five-hour hearing on the legality of the whole thing.
Considering the circumstances, Thursday ended up being not too bad of a football day.
New York Giants defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka isn't 'out of the woods yet' in regards to his season-ending neck injury, GM Jerry Reese said.
New York Giants Reserve/Future Contracts: DB Cary Harris
New York Giants Reserve/Future Contracts: WR Samuel Giguere
New York Giants Reserve/Future Contracts: DT Dwayne Hendricks
