Giants FB Henry Hynoski (knee, shoulder) confirmed he's fully healthy. Hynoski missed all of 2013 due to shoulder surgery, but is on track to participate in the Giants' offseason program. He re-signed on a one-year, $1 million deal and will compete with John Conner for a starting job in camp.

Giants re-signed FB Henry Hynoski to a one-year, $1 million contract. Hynoski drew some interest from the Lions, but in the end he comes back to the Giants to battle John Conner for the lead-blocker job in camp. It's figures to come down to the wire. Hynoski was a top-tier fullback in 2012 before missing all of 2013 with a shoulder injury. Conner, of course, is The Terminator.

Free agent FB Henry Hynoski will visit the Lions Thursday. With Jim Caldwell installing a more traditional offense that will feature less shotgun, the Lions are in need of a lead-blocker. Hynoski was a top-tier fullback in 2012 before missing all of 2013 with a shoulder injury.

The Giants will not tender FB Henry Hynoski as a restricted free agent. By not tendering Hynoski, the Giants allow him to become an unrestricted free agent. At that point, the Giants will try to re-sign him at less than the restricted tender would have been. The Hynocerous was PFF's No. 5 fullback in terms of blocking last season.

Giants placed FB Henry Hynoski (shoulder) on injured reserve, ending his season.

According to the Newark Star-Ledger, the "fear" is that Giants FB Henry Hynoski's fractured shoulder is a season-ending injury. Beat writer Conor Orr believes Hynoski could soon be headed to injured reserve, but there's been no word from the Giants. The loss of their lead blocker isn't going to help the Giants' thus far anemic rushing attack, but backup Bear Pascoe isn't a massive downgrade.

Giants FB Henry Hynoski exited Sunday's Week 3 game with a shoulder injury. Hynoski is a pile-driving lead blocker, so his loss would be bad news for the Giants' running game. He's having X-rays and his return is questionable.

Giants activated FB Henry Hynoski (knee) from active/PUP.

Giants FB Henry Hynoski (knee) is still aiming for Week 1. "No full weight-bearing yet, but I'm getting to that soon and I'm excited to make more advances in my rehab," Hynoski said Tuesday. Despite Hynoski's positive outlook, the Giants' workout of free agent FB Lawrence Vickers suggests they don't expect Hynoski to be ready. Bear Pascoe and Ryan D'Imperio are paving the way in Hynoski's absence.

The Newark Star-Ledger reports Giants FB Henry Hynoski (knee) is preparing to be ready for Week 1 and may be "a little" ahead in his rehab. Back in May, Hynoski went down with a lateral plateau fracture on his left knee. There were recent reports that Hynoski would likely start the season on the PUP list. That's still a possibility, but things are looking up for the Hynoceros.