Head coach Tom Coughlin's son-in-law was diagnosed only with routine "wear and tear," and appears unlikely to miss any time. Snee is bidding to finish this season as the fifth straight in which he's started all 16 games.

Burress is just two months into his two-year sentence for gun possession and it's very unlikely the court will grant the furlough. But if it is granted, Burress could talk to NFL teams face to face about playing again. A decision on the application is expected sometime in January.

Bradshaw will probably need precautionary X-rays on his feet for the rest of the season. "I made it through OK. No more injuries," Bradshaw said. He'll miss some more practice time this week but should be fine for his change-of-pace duties next week.

Boss was asked to block more than run routes. All his value comes in his ability to score touchdowns and he'll be a TE2 against the Eagles next week.

Manningham was invisible out there. He was targeted on one slant near the end zone, but Hakeem Nicks was featured more in the guts of the game. Manningham should be on benches against the Eagles next week.

Nicks shared time with Mario Manningham, but was the receiver in two-wide sets during the guts of the game. Nicks hasn't topped 66 yards since Week 7 and isn't a fantasy option against the Eagles next week.

It could have been much better for Smith. He had three bad drops, including one really ugly one in the end zone. He remains Eli Manning's favorite target and is a WR2 even in a very difficult matchup with the Eagles next week.