Saquon Barkley taking his ACL rehab ‘one day at a time’
NY Post
The only fear Saquon Barkley seems to have is putting the cart before the horse, and raising expectations for Giants fans yearning to cheer their Secretariat clad in 26 nearly nine months after a devastating torn ACL at Soldier Field ended his season after only 34 rushing yards and six catches.
He let a revealing smile do most of the talking on Wednesday for his rehab progress, and he repeated variations of “just taking one day at a time” for the status of the most important right knee in New York sports you might as well have called him Day to Daquon. When he was asked if he were cutting or jumping, Barkley smiled and said: “I’m doing well. I’m doing pretty well, just taking one day at a time.”
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Former Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito went on a tweet spree Sunday after former Miami teammate Jonathan Martin, whom he was accused of bullying in a scandal that led to Incognito being suspended by the NFL, told ESPN that he never felt bullied.
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The allegations against Justin Tucker keep growing.
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TAMPA — This will begin with your recency bias alert. Because, yes, I do not watch much hockey, and yet I could not take my eyes off the USA-Canada game Saturday night.
Draymond Green did not hold back when giving his view of the NBA All-Star Game’s new format.
Dion Jordan’s NFL career didn’t go quite as planned.
TAMPA — Devin Williams is used to it by now.
SAN FRANCISCO — Jalen Brunson isn’t ruling out a return to the 3-point competition after losing in his second try.
Giants — and NFL — history nearly looked very different.
MONTREAL — Canadian coach Jon Cooper put it better than anyone.