
Possible Shane Lemieux knee injury puts Giants’ O-line in flux
NY Post
The cart came out to get Shane Lemieux and the Giants’ starting left guard was driven off the practice field Thursday.
It is a knee issue for Lemieux, and he was undergoing further evaluation to determine the extent of the damage. Just like that, the youth movement the Giants are going with on their offensive line could be in flux. Lemieux, 24, started the final nine games as a rookie last season, earning high marks from the coaching staff for his toughness and ability to block in the running game. The metrics on him as a pass blocker were poor, but the Giants felt strongly enough about Lemieux’s potential that Will Hernandez was moved to the right side to play right guard, opening up a permanent spot for Lemieux.
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