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Rob Johnson is reportedly the favorite to be the Giants No. 2 QB this season.

Johnson, 33, is fully healed from Tommy John surgery underwent after he threw his last NFL pass, in 2003.

Source: Newark Star-Ledger
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Rob Johnson may get his only chance to impress the Giants in Thursday night’s preseason game.

His arm is not the same as it was after elbow surgery. He will get extended playing time, but now looks like a longshot to make the team. Tim Hasselbeck and Jared Lorenzen should also play.

Source: New York Daily News
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Giants signed QB Rob Johnson.

Back from the dead. Johnson, who started his career under Tom Coughlin in Jacksonville, has been out of the league for two seasons because of an arm injury. The former Buffalo Bill will compete with Jared Lorenzen and Josh Harris for a roster spot.

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Giants released QB Rob Johnson.

His second go-around with Tom Coughlin didn’t work out because of a weak arm. This means Jared Lorenzen, the Hefty Lefty, and Tim Hasselbeck have made the New York roster. This should end Johnson’s career - again.

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Rob Johnson’s passes have “lacked zip” at the start of Giants training camp.

Despite being out of the league two years, Johnson is the slight favorite to be Eli Manning’s backup. If his elbow doesn’t allow him to throw hard, Jared Lorenzen might be the pick.

Source: New York Post
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