Michael

Jennings

Robinson, who has been making a huge impression in camp, led the team in receiving for the second straight exhibition game. Gunner Adam Jennings made three receptions for 26 yards. Likely starter Roddy White had two catches for 12 yards and Michael Jenkins caught one for a gain of six. Robinson has a shot to be the team’s third wideout.

Jennings, who got the start because Plaxico Burress and Sinorice Moss are hurt, was competing for the fifth-receiver slot and return duties in New York.

Jennings has a torn Achilles’ tendon. His career may be finished.

Jennings spent all of last year on injured reserve after tearing his Achilles’ tendon during the preseason.

Jennings was working his way up the depth chart in the ’07 preseason before getting hurt. He remains an extreme long shot to make the roster.

The former Florida State track star never played a down of college football. Jennings is a flashy and explosive return man who isn’t considered much of a receiver. He made Willie Ponder expendable.

Unless Sinorice Moss suddenly gets healthy, Jennings has the chance now to be used in three-receiver sets, something New York may be forced to employ frequently to keep double- and triple-teams off Plaxico Burress. Jennings has a chance for a big game or two down the stretch.

G Chris Snee is active for the Giants.

No surprises for the Giants.

Luke Petitgout, Corey Webster, and Michael Strahan are also out with injuries. Jennings is New York’s fifth receiver.