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Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are some headlines for your Friday morning.
Daniel Fells has another procedure on right foot
Big Blue tight end Daniel Fells underwent an eighth surgery on his right foot Thursday, which his agent said would be his second to last procedure on Oct. 19 following his seventh surgery. Fells returned home on Oct. 20, when the MRSA infection he contracted from a cortisone shot was finally believed to be controlled by doctors and medical staff. After initial thoughts that his right foot would need to be amputated, this is a remarkable recovery process for the 32-year-old. He took to Instagram to show off positive vibes, writing "This will not defeat me."
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The Giants are set to start undrafted rookie tight end Will Tye this Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans, who was drafted just five spots ahead of Odell Beckham Jr. in the 2014 NFL Draft, praised the Giants receiver for his toughness.
Cornerback Prince Amukamara is expected to miss this Sunday's game against the Buccaneers, with Week 10 against the New England Patriots a more likely return date.
Quarterback Eli Manning taught Boston Red Sox closer Koji Uehara how to throw a football, and the spiral is not half bad.
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Chris and Invictus team up to tackle some Big Blue problems and offer some solutions.
Steve Spagnuolo is ready to move on from the team's ugly 52-49 loss to the New Orleans Saints.
Victor Cruz takes the next step in his recovery by running on the field, and could be back in Week 12.
The Giants made two roster moves Thursday, adding tight end Jerome Cunningham to the 53-man roster and putting rookie defensive end Owa Odighizuwa on short-term injured reserve.
Around the NFL
The Bengals routed the Browns 31-10 to move to 8-0 for the first time in franchise history. Cincinnati quarterback Andy Dalton tossed three touchdowns, all to tight end Tyler Eifert, in the win.
The Detroit Lions have fired both their team president and general manager, team owner Martha Ford announced Thursday.
The Pittsburgh Steelers released versatile second-year running back Dri Archer in favor of signing wide receiver/kick returner Jacoby Jones.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette, who was the recipient of a huge hit that left him motionless on the ground against the Dallas Cowboys in the Seahawks' 13-12 win last Sunday, was released from the hospital Thursday.