Giants’ Leonard Williams admitted it is strange to be on the sideline for the past three weeks, but believes his time as a spectator is over.
. He never missed a game in his eight-year NFL career before a sprained knee forced him off the field in Week 2 against the Panthers. He has not played since, missing the past three games.“I’m glad to be back on the train,’’ he told The Post Wednesday.
“I tried to come back last week but I think the team and the doctors and myself made a decision to hold off so we don’t have to deal with any type of setback or any time of nagging season-long thing,’’ Williams said. “We held off one more week to make sure it was all the way gone. I think it was ultimately the right decision. I feel really good.’’missed a series last Sunday with a banged-up shoulder but was able to finish the game. He was limited in practice.
It was a good sign that LB Azeez Ojulari and CB Adoree’ Jackson were limited. Ojulari did not play in London and Jackson was forced out of the game and did not play in the second half. QB Tyrod Taylor, still in the concussion protocol, was limited and is expected to transition to normal practice later in the week.was on a flight home Wednesday
Former heavyweight boxing champion Deontay Wilder visited the Giants ahead of his fight Saturday night against Robert Helenius at Barclays Center.
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