Mario Manningham

New York Post

NICKS BREAKS FOOT, WILL MISS 3 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 yesterd...
ROOKIES RESTOCK GIANTS’ SKILL SPOTS
A week before the NFL Draft, Giants quarterback Eli Manning was asked by The Post what he hoped for from the team’s newly imported young talent, and he didn’t hesitate. “Get a skill position guy who can help us get carries, get catches, in some ways get ...
SWEED HOPES FOR CHANCE TO BUST OUT
To look at Limas Sweed — all 6-foot-4, 220 pounds of him — is to understand why the Steelers made the strapping wide receiver the 53rd overall pick four years ago. To look at his meager NFL statistics and numerous trips to the trainer’s room is to unders...
GIANTS ON LOOKOUT FOR MANNINGHAM REPLACEMENT
The Giants knew there was virtually no chance to re-sign Mario Manningham once free agency kicked in, as their salary cap budget did not include spending big bucks for a No. 3 receiver — which is where he sat on the depth chart. Now that Manningham has a...
MARIO INKS 2-YEAR PACT WITH 49ERS
The Giants knew well before Mario Manningham cradled the ball in his hands on the key reception of Super Bowl XLVI that there was going to be little or no chance to keep him once free agency kicked in. Manningham was seeking money commensurate to what st...

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning, left, and wide receiver Mario Manningham celebrate the release of Super Bowl XLVI Champions: New York Giants on DVD, Blu-ray and digitally, available March 6, at a premiere screening in New York, Monday, March 5, 2012.

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