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Michael Strahan #92 | Defensive End | New York Giants
Height: 6-5    Weight: 275    Born: Nov 21, 1971, Houston, TX

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October 5, 2007
Michael Strahan practiced on a limited basis on Thursday, the New York Daily News reports. He did not participate on Wednesday due to a sore knee.
September 8, 2007
The Giants activated Michael Strahan on Saturday, and he will likely play against Dallas on Sunday, according to the AP. Strahan reported to the team on Monday and practiced this week after sitting out training camp and all four preseason games. Cornerback Dovonte Edwards was waived to open up a roster spot. Coach Tom Coughlin has declined to say whether Strahan will in fact suit up on Sunday, but there's little reason to think he won't be out on the field come gametime.
September 6, 2007
The Giants aren't saying yet whether Michael Strahan will play in the regular-season opener on Sunday, after ending his holdout Monday. He took on a larger work load in practice Thursday and said if he continues feeling good, he expects to suit up against the Cowboys, according to the AP. "I feel good," Strahan said after practice. "See how I feel tomorrow. Today, I ran a lot more plays than I ran before, the last two days. If I am going to feel good, I'll be out there." The final call will be made by coach Tom Coughlin, of course, but it's safe to assume Strahan will play. The bigger question should be how much he will play. Stay tuned for updates as the game approaches.
September 3, 2007
Giants defensive end Michael Strahan reported to the Giants Monday, ending his holdout six days before the season opener against Dallas, according to the Associated Press.
August 31, 2007
Michael Strahan will rejoin the team on Monday and hold off on retiring. "He’s coming back because he wants to keep playing,” his agent, Tony Agnone, tells the New York Daily News. “He’s willing to put off his television career until whenever it is he decides to retire."
August 28, 2007
Michael Strahan is supposedly nearing a decision on retirement. A team spokesman tells the New York Daily News that Strahan spoke with general manager Jerry Reese on Monday night and promised a decision "within the next day or two."
August 25, 2007
Giants co-owner Steve Tisch paid a visit to Michael Strahan earlier this week. It appears that got the ball rolling on getting Strahan back in uniform soon, according to the New York Daily News. All signs point to Strahan rejoining the Giants next week and being ready for the start of the season. The Giants likely will lessen his total fine for missing all of training camp, but Strahan will have to fork over some cash as a penalty.
August 20, 2007
Michael Strahan is apparently getting close to making a decision on his retirement. Agent Tony Agnone tells the Newark Star-Ledger that his client is "getting down" to a conclusion. People close to the situation say that Strahan is expected to report to the Giants either late this week or early next week.
August 6, 2007
Michael Strahan issued a "Letter to the Fans" on Sunday. Strahan says that "given the recent torrent of erroneous media reports and totally inaccurate assumptions, I feel that I have to come forward and publicly set the record straight." As printed in the New York Daily News, the letter notes that Strahan is serious about possible retirement and that money is not a factor in his decision.
July 27, 2007
Michael Strahan did not show up for the start of training camp on Friday. The more shocking news, though, is that Strahan may opt to retire, general manager Jerry Reese tells the New York Daily News. Strahan has been advised to take a few days to think about his decision. He has expressed disappointment about his contract throughout the offseason.
July 24, 2007
Michael Strahan is expected to arrive for the start of training camp on Friday, sources inform the New York Daily News. Strahan is unhappy with his current contract, and rumors have suggested that the veteran would holdout.