New York Giants Walter Thurmond done for year

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The New York Giants got off to a good start against the Arizona Cardinals yesterday, but they ended up losing to Drew Stanton and the Arizona Cardinals 25-14 in another disappointing game. Despite two interceptions, Eli Manning actually played well, but it didn’t matter anyway as the Giants lost the running game battle badly, and the -4 turnover differential was quite honestly the difference.

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  • Things don’t get better for the Giants either, as Pro Football Talk reports that talented slot cornerback Walter Thurmond is done for the year with a torn pectoral after PFT initially reported yesterday that Thurmond had suffered a strained pectoral. It’s awful, disappointing news for the Giants, but least they have plenty of talent in the secondary with Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Prince Amukamara, and the underrated Turmaine McBride.

    Thurmond was only signed to a one-year deal worth just $3.5 million as one of free agency’s biggest bargains, but a stroke of horrible luck will prevent the Giants from benefiting from what was truly a steal of a deal. He’ll hit free agency with another one-year, prove-it type deal likely, because season-ending injuries often aren’t conducive to large contracts. Thurmond is an exceptionally talented cornerback, so it’s hard not to feel terrible for the Giants, who just can’t catch a break, especially with another big offseason signing in Geoff Schwartz on the short-term IR.