Osi Delivers A Message Wrapped In A Riddle
Read this and you might wonder what Osi Umenyiora ate at the Giants Kickoff Luncheon Wednesday.

ALBANY — Osi Umenyiora at varying times during the off-season has sounded militant, disgusted, contrite, irrational, sensible, agreeable and contradictory about his relationship with the Giants, his desire to stay, his demand to start and the

In a wide-ranging interview with the media Wednesday in Albany, Osi Umenyiora insisted he’s disgruntled no more. In fact, not only will he not retire if the Giants decide he’s no longer a starter, but he’s determined “to be the best bench player ever.”

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Osi Umenyiora heads to training camp Sunday in Albany prepared to participate in the first practice that afternoon. The Giants medical staff firmly believes the lingering issues with Umenyiora’s hip can be handled without surgery.
Umenyiora, according

DE Osi Umenyiora – Photo by Icon Sports Media
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Keith Bulluck Addresses NY/NJ Media: The

Time for some non-Domenik Hixon related New York Giants news.

I mentioned the other day that Osi Umenyiora is playing the good solider about his current status as a second-team defensive end. Well, Osi’s competition for that spot, Mathias Kiwanuka, is

Osi Umenyiora says he’s determined not to be a distraction to the Giants as he attempts to reclaim the starting defensive-end spot stripped away from him last season.
But yesterday he again made it clear he sees no reason he won’t win back his

Osi Umenyiora opened up the Giants’ mini-camp Tuesday the same way he ended his miserable 2009 season – as a second-string defensive end. And he insists he’s OK with that unwanted role. Sort of. And for now.

Osi Umenyiora can’t seem to make up his mind.
Weeks after telling LeBron James the NBA star was better off in Cleveland than New York, the Giants defensive end last night told ESPN Radio he’d like to take it back.
“Oh man, I should have never had said…