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  • CLEVELandMILIDH C
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    C CLEVELandMILIDH wrote on last edited by
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    Updated: July 15, 2010, 5:04 PM ET

    Injured Hixon let go by Giants

    By Ohm Youngmisuk

    The New York Giants waived wide receiver Domenik Hixon, who recently underwent surgery on his torn anterior cruciate ligament, on Thursday afternoon.

    The team then signed wide receiver Adam Jennings, a 2006 sixth-round pick of Atlanta.

    Hixon underwent surgery 10 days ago after suffering a season-ending knee injury during the team's first practice on the new turf at the New Meadowlands Stadium last month.

    If Hixon clears waivers, however, the Giants are expected to place the popular wide receiver on injured reserve.

    The Giants have been searching for a returner to replace Hixon, who was the team's best punt and kickoff returner. Sinorice Moss, Mario Manningham and Aaron Ross are still candidates to become the team's punt returner.

    I'd grab him and put him on the IR for next year

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    • C CLEVELandMILIDH

      Updated: July 15, 2010, 5:04 PM ET

      Injured Hixon let go by Giants

      By Ohm Youngmisuk

      The New York Giants waived wide receiver Domenik Hixon, who recently underwent surgery on his torn anterior cruciate ligament, on Thursday afternoon.

      The team then signed wide receiver Adam Jennings, a 2006 sixth-round pick of Atlanta.

      Hixon underwent surgery 10 days ago after suffering a season-ending knee injury during the team's first practice on the new turf at the New Meadowlands Stadium last month.

      If Hixon clears waivers, however, the Giants are expected to place the popular wide receiver on injured reserve.

      The Giants have been searching for a returner to replace Hixon, who was the team's best punt and kickoff returner. Sinorice Moss, Mario Manningham and Aaron Ross are still candidates to become the team's punt returner.

      I'd grab him and put him on the IR for next year

      FearTheRoo F
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      F FearTheRoo wrote on last edited by
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      nmills said:

      Updated: July 15, 2010, 5:04 PM ET

      Injured Hixon let go by Giants

      By Ohm Youngmisuk

      I'd grab him and put him on the IR for next year

      Hixon is a good return man, decent receiver, super bowl champion, and former Akron Zips star. Sign him, even if he has to sit out this year. He could be our #3 WR behind MoMass and Mitchell, so Cribbs doesn't need to.

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      • TheClevelandSound TheClevelandSoundT
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        TheClevelandSoundT TheClevelandSound wrote on last edited by
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        He is on injury waivers. Said on Sirius Blitz today that it is highly unlikely another team will claim his waivers.

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          It's considered a breach of protocol to claim a guy off of injury waivers, like the Jaguars did to us last year with Don Carey.

          The Browns could claim him, but it'd eliminate any opportunity of doing business with the Giants ever again.

          I like Hixon, but I don't think he's worth the blowback that claiming him would cause.

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            TheClevelandSoundT TheClevelandSound wrote on last edited by
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            Wasn't Matt Roth coming off of injury waivers from the Dolphins?

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              It's considered a breach of protocol to claim a guy off of injury waivers, like the Jaguars did to us last year with Don Carey.

              The Browns could claim him, but it'd eliminate any opportunity of doing business with the Giants ever again.

              I like Hixon, but I don't think he's worth the blowback that claiming him would cause.

              CLEVELandMILIDH C
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              C CLEVELandMILIDH wrote on last edited by
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              @paxton said:

              It's considered a breach of protocol to claim a guy off of injury waivers, like the Jaguars did to us last year with Don Carey.

              The Browns could claim him, but it'd eliminate any opportunity of doing business with the Giants ever again.

              I like Hixon, but I don't think he's worth the blowback that claiming him would cause.

              I think this is a little different situation, Carey was a rookie late round draft pick, you wouldnt expect someone to claim him. Hixon could be a viable starter and I would expect the Giants released knowing there's a good chance he would be claimed.

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                nmills said:

                Updated: July 15, 2010, 5:04 PM ET

                Injured Hixon let go by Giants

                By Ohm Youngmisuk

                I'd grab him and put him on the IR for next year

                Hixon is a good return man, decent receiver, super bowl champion, and former Akron Zips star. Sign him, even if he has to sit out this year. He could be our #3 WR behind MoMass and Mitchell, so Cribbs doesn't need to.

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                C ClevelandBigDawg wrote on last edited by
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                @feartheroo said:

                Hixon is a good return man, decent receiver, super bowl champion, and former Akron Zips star. Sign him, even if he has to sit out this year. He could be our #3 WR behind MoMass and Mitchell, so Cribbs doesn't need to.

                Um, what about Robiskie, he has been having a great offseason by all reports, and will be our No2 WR this year.

                Anyways, I dont want him, we are young there right now sure, but I dont think that when he comes back to full health he will be any better than anything we got.

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                • TheClevelandSoundT TheClevelandSound

                  Wasn't Matt Roth coming off of injury waivers from the Dolphins?

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                  @theclevelandsound said:

                  Wasn't Matt Roth coming off of injury waivers from the Dolphins?

                  No he was out right released

                  http://www.palmbeachpost.com/sports/miami-...roth-84479.html

                  What we're seeing here in 2010 is precisely what happened in NE a decade ago. It worked for them then, and it wiill work for us now. Why? Because it's the only way it's ever worked in pro football. Just ask Paul Brown. Or Vince Lombardi. Or Tom Landry. .02, Clemdawg
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