| Thu Jun 17 2010 | 11:55 | Kiwanuka not ruling out training camp holdout | ||||
Mathias Kiwanuka, entering the final year of his contract, hasn't ruled out a training camp holdout. | ||||||
The Giants may be reluctant to extend Kiwi after drafting Jason Pierre-Paul this year. "I'll sit down with my agent, discuss the right strategy and pick a right time and approach to bring it up," said Kiwanuka. It's not his style to make waves, so we wouldn't expect him to miss training camp time. | ||||||
| Source: Newark Star-Ledger | ||||||
| Tue Jun 15 2010 | 10:27 | Kiwanuka works as Giants' starting right end | ||||
Mathias Kiwanuka opened Giants mandatory minicamp as the team's first-team right defensive end. | ||||||
Osi Umenyiora saw some first-team action at OTAs with Kiwanuka tending to his brother after a motorcycle accident, but the RE job in New York looks to be Kiwi's to lose. Kiwanuka should get a healthy bump up IDP draft boards. | ||||||
| Source: Ralph Vacchiano on Twitter | ||||||
| Tue Jun 1 2010 | 15:52 | Kiwanuka expected to attend OTAs | ||||
Mathias Kiwanuka is expected to return to OTAs this week, just days after a motorcycle accident that left his brother in critical condition. | ||||||
Kiwanuka's brother, Benedict, has been upgraded to stable condition, and it sounds like he's "going to be OK." Riding another separate motorcycle, Mathias was unharmed in the accident. | ||||||
| Source: Newark Star-Ledger | ||||||
| Fri May 28 2010 | 17:32 | Kiwanuka involved in motorcycle crash | ||||
The brother of Mathias Kiwanuka is in critical condition after the two siblings were involved in a serious motorcycle accident Friday. | ||||||
Benedict Kiwanuka was thrown 100 feet from his bike upon striking a vehicle pulling out of an apartment complex. Mathias, on a separate bike, was not seriously hurt. According to witnesses, the two were speeding just before the accident. | ||||||
| Source: WRTV 6 Indianapolis | ||||||
| Fri May 21 2010 | 18:50 | Kiwanuka works as first-team right end | ||||
Mathias Kiwanuka worked as the Giants' first-team right defensive end during Organized Team Activities. | ||||||
In a surprise, he's already ahead of Osi Umenyiora. Coordinator Bill Sheridan's plan is to use a three-man rotation at defensive end, also involving left end Justin Tuck. Tuck will easily be the best bet for tackles and sacks. | ||||||
| Source: Newsday | ||||||