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Giants RCB Prince Amukamara has been diagnosed with a right high-ankle sprain. The word comes via the CBS telecast. It's a minor victory that Amukamara has avoided a break, but high-ankle sprains can often linger for more than a month. Amukamara is now extremely doubtful to be ready for Opening Night on September 5, meaning the G-Men will be forced to turn to Bruce Johnson or Michael Coe opposite Corey Webster as they wait for a timetable on Terrell Thomas (knee). Amukamara, who was limited to seven games by a foot injury as a rookie, went down untouched on a first-quarter tackle of Brandon Marshall. Source: New York Daily News

"The Cowboys' depth at cornerback creates an interesting situation for veteran Anthony Henry. He's still No. 1 on the right side, where he has started the past three seasons, but coaches have tinkered with creating a hybrid cornerback/safety position for him in the team's substitution packages. The thinking is that the 6-1, 208-pound Henry can cover athletic tight ends and negate some of the matchup problems S Roy Williams has had in the past."

Nick Eatman on Mike Jenkins flying under the radar despite being a first-round pick, and on Anthony Henry as his mentor and rival.