New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said Saturday he finally spoke to star defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul, but gave no real details about his return.
From the New York Daily News:
“We had a good conversation,” But Pierre-Paul won’t return to the team until he’s healthy enough to get on the field.
“He’s looking forward to coming,” Coughlin said. “He’s anxious to be here. But he’s not going to come until he feels like he’s ready to be able to play.”
Pierre-Paul has yet to sign his $14.813 million franchise tag tender and remains without a contract.
JPP is still recovering from injuries to both of his hands he sustained on the Fourth of July in a fireworks accident.
By Glenn Erby
From the New York Daily News:
“We had a good conversation,” But Pierre-Paul won’t return to the team until he’s healthy enough to get on the field.
“He’s looking forward to coming,” Coughlin said. “He’s anxious to be here. But he’s not going to come until he feels like he’s ready to be able to play.”
Pierre-Paul has yet to sign his $14.813 million franchise tag tender and remains without a contract.
JPP is still recovering from injuries to both of his hands he sustained on the Fourth of July in a fireworks accident.
By Glenn Erby