Hakeem Nicks yesterday underwent successful surgery on his right foot, as a screw was inserted to hasten the healing process in the fifth metatarsal bone he fractured while running a route on Thursday during an OTA drill. The surgery was performed in Charlotte, N.C, by foot and ankle specialist...

The New York Giants have begun their organized team activities in preparation for the upcoming 2012 season.The team recently suffered a setback as star wide receiver Hakeem Nicks broke his right foot on Thursday. He will need surgery to repair it, and it will take about 12 weeks for Nicks to recover.That will put Nicks right around mid-August in getting back at full strength for the Giants and, hopefully, ready for the regular season.The Giants' offense in 2011 was the ninth-ranked overall un...

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After news surfaced that New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks broke his foot during the team's OTAs on Thursday, it became human nature to instantly look at other G-Men that must step up in his potential absence. In Adam Schefter's first report, he tweeted that Nicks may be gone for 12 weeks. Since then, he cited a person familiar with the situation that says Nicks is dealing with a four-to-six week injury and that the opener against the Dallas Cowboys...

New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks fractured the fifth metatarsal of his right foot today running a route, an injury that will require surgery Friday to repair the damage. Dr. Robert Anderson will insert a screw. Nicks is expected to be sidelined three months.

One of the goals for the Giants in training camp was to find a capable No. 3 receiver, but they will spend most, if not all, of their summer without their top receiver, Hakeem Nicks, a huge component in their Super Bowl-winning 2011 season. Nicks yesterday showed why there is...