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Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said he had a good meeti...

Ralph Vacchiano, NY Daily News

Aug 10, 2011 · 12:17 PM EDT

Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said he had a good meeting with WR Steve Smith, but said his recovery from knee surgery "is going to be a long haul."

Fantasy Impact:

There's plenty of room on the Mario Manningham bandwagon. In the eight games that Smith missed (or was a non-factor) late last season, Manningham averaged 4.4-70-0.8, which are WR8 numbers. The fourth year WR seems destined to build on his solid 2010 campaign.

All has been quiet on the Steve Smith free-agency front...

Newark Star-Ledger

Aug 07, 2011 · 9:49 PM EDT

All has been quiet on the Steve Smith free-agency front so far. Given his injury situation after suffering cartilage damage in his knee late last year, the wide receiver hasn't signed or gone on any visits.

Until now. And the first stop will be a familiar one.

Smith is scheduled to fly to New Jersey from California and meet with the Giants early this week. He will catch up with the front office and the coaching staff, get a sense of where everything stands financially and perhaps provide an update on his medical situation.

Smith doesn't have any other visits scheduled at this point. It's unclear what kind of time frame there will be for his signing or a return to the field.

Fantasy Impact:

Even if Smith returns to the Giants, the odds are that he'll miss a decent portion of the season. Mario Manningham is in line for a big role due to Smith's shaky status and could bring nice dividends to those drafting him.

The Carolina Panthers sent a not-too-subtle message to ...

Charlotte Observer

Aug 06, 2011 · 8:40 AM EDT

The Carolina Panthers sent a not-too-subtle message to their young receivers with the addition of veteran wideout Legedu Naanee: Don't get complacent.

Brandon LaFell and David Gettis combined for 75 catches last year as rookies. But first-year head coach Ron Rivera said Naanee was brought in to increase the level of competition at the No. 2 spot opposite Pro Bowler Steve Smith.

Naanee played his first four seasons in San Diego, where Rivera and Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski were on staff.

Fantasy Impact:

The number two receiver in Carolina will have little value in 2011.

The New York Giants lost a key player when tight end Ke...

ESPN

Aug 05, 2011 · 12:28 PM EDT

The New York Giants lost a key player when tight end Kevin Boss agreed to join the Oakland Raiders on Friday.

Boss reached an agreement on a four-year, $16 million deal, a league source told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. The Raiders were looking for a tight end after losing Zach Miller to the Seahawks. The Raiders expect to complete the signing later Friday.

Boss' asking price was clearly too high for the Giants, who have been trying to re-sign him and wide receiver Steve Smith.

Fantasy Impact:

There is a lot of depth at TE this year and Boss joins Heath Miller and Ben Watson as a low-end TE2.