Giants' RG Chris Snee (hip surgery) is expected to resume practicing with the team at the start of training camp. Snee has been working out individually for nearly two months, but is still wearing a heavy wrap around his hip. Coach Tom Coughlin said he anticipates Snee will be able to practice by the start of training camp.

Giants RG Chris Snee (hip surgery) has resumed working out.

Giants RG Chris Snee (hip surgery) says he hasn't "had this motion in my hips in probably five years." In other words, he's feeling pretty good coming off his February cleanup operation. Snee is going to take it easy during the Giants' offseason program, but has every expectation of being 100 percent for training camp.

Giants RG Chris Snee's hip surgery was a "simple cleanup," and he's expected to be ready for training camp. Snee is going to miss the Giants' entire offseason program, but it's not a major concern for a nine-year veteran who's missed one game since 2004. Snee graded out as the No. 13 guard in Pro Football Focus' 2012 ratings.

Giants RG Chris Snee underwent hip surgery this week, as expected. The operation went "well," but Snee doesn't yet have a timetable for a return. It could reportedly take Snee 6-8 months to recover, meaning he wouldn't be 100 percent for the beginning of training camp. There are no indications he won't be ready for Week 1. Snee played through the injury in the Pro Bowl, suggesting it shouldn't be a long-term concern.

Giants RG Chris Snee triggered an escalator in his contract, raising his 2013 salary from $6.45 million to $6.7 million. Snee started all 16 games in 2012, and why wouldn't he have? The 31-year-old has missed just one game over the last eight seasons, despite dealing with various injuries. Snee played through a partially torn labrum and bone spurs in his hip for part of this past season. He is planning on undergoing surgery shortly, and should be ready in time for training camp.

Giants RG Chris Snee will undergo hip surgery after the Pro Bowl. The nine-year veteran played through a partially torn labrum and bone spurs last season. At age 31, Snee has hit the "year-to-year" portion of his career, but plans to return for the 2013 season. There's no timetable for a return, though we suspect he will be ready for training camp.

Giants RG Chris Snee played through a torn labrum and bone spurs in his hip this season.

Giants RG Chris Snee was forced from Sunday's game in the second quarter with a hip injury. The injury is a long-term concern, as Snee has been playing through a torn labrum in the hip since October. Former Ohio State center Jim Cordle has come on as his replacement.

Patriots RG Chris Snee is playing through a partial tear in the labrum portion of his hip. Snee has consistently shown up on the weekly injury reports, but has not missed a game yet this season and didn't emerge from Sunday's win over the Browns any worse for the wear. New York's offensive line has experienced a turnaround this season after being the one major weakness of last year's Super Bowl champion.