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Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are some headlines for the end of your week.
Bennie Logan not surprised by Odell Beckham
Logan, the starting nose tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, played two seasons of college football with Odell Beckham Jr. at LSU. While Beckham's ascent into NFL royalty has come quickly, Logan pointed out that Beckham did the same kinds of things, such as one-handed catches, while in college.
"The things he's doing now, he's been doing it for years, did it all the time in college,'' Logan said, as the Eagles prepare to meet the Giants and Beckham on Monday night. "People just see it more now, because this is the NFL. He's getting a lot more hype, but he's always been doing those things, making those kind of catches.''
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Eagles wide receiver Josh Huff claims Giants cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie "takes some plays off."
Odell Beckham seemed to not care when asked about Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie's one-year wonder comments about him.
Despite the growing list of names on the injury report, the Giants will stick to their training regimen.
Daniel Fells underwent his sixth surgery on Wednesday in an attempt to defeat a serious MRSA infection.
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Rueben Randle says he doesn't expect to sit out of Monday night's game against the Eagles.
Ex-Giant Walter Thurmond III has thrived at safety with Philadelphia.
The Giants continued to shuffle their practice squad, bringing in former Rams cornerback Brandon McGee.
Around the NFL
Nevada rules that it will treat daily fantasy sites, namely DraftKings and FanDuel, as gambling, and they must stop operations until receiving a state gambling license.
Bills wide receiver Sammy Watkins believes a lack of targets are "making (him) look bad."
The NFL has reprimanded two officials for mistakes and missed calls made during Monday Night Football games.
The Saints upended the Atlanta Falcons 31-21 in New Orleans. It was the first loss of the season for Atlanta. The Falcons are 5-1, while the Saints improve to 2-4.