New York Giants news, 9/30: Hosley ready, Giants prep for Atlanta, more

Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are your Tuesday morning Giants headlines.

Jayron Hosley returned to practice with the Giants Monday, having been reinstated following his four-game suspension for a violation of the NFL substance abuse policy. The Giants have a one-week roster exemption for Hosley so they do not have to decided whether to add him to the 53-man roster or release him until next Monday.

Hosley said Monday that is "ready to go" and that he is "in good enough shape" despite the time away.

Giants Say Extra Rest and Scouting Opportunity Give Them Edge on Falcons - NYTimes.com
Coach Tom Coughlin of the Giants, who are feeling a sense of rebirth after winning a second straight game on Thursday, used Sunday’s day off for a "live scout" of Atlanta.

Giants QB Eli Manning offers advice to Jets QB Geno Smith following incident with heckling fan | NJ.com
Manning may not have said what Smith did, but it doesn't mean he hasn't thought it.

Giants can’t take foot off the gas | New York Post

Unsung scouts are the stars of NFL Network's 'Finding Giants' - Newsday

NY Giants Tight End Larry Donnell Takes the NFL by Storm | Bleacher Report