The Giants have signed guard Chris Snee to a six-year deal, according to The Record. The extension will keep Snee in New York until the 2014 season and makes him among the five highest-paid guards in the NFL, according to a league source.

Michael Strahan is only weeks removed from being a member of the Giants, but he has already started to weigh in on the Super Bowl champions, according to Newsday. Strahan believes that the team should get rid of disgruntled tight end Jeremy Shockey. "He doesn't want to play here; that's obvious with everything that's going on," Strahan told Newsday on Tuesday. "I don't think you gain much by keeping a guy around. Regardless of how well he plays for you, there's always that tension, and that's one thing you can't have if you're expected to go back and repeat."

The Giants on Tuesday signed three draft choices, including quarterback Andre Woodson, according to a Yahoo.com report. A sixth-round pick out of Kentucky, Woodson has a good chance to make the team especially since the Giants waived backup quarterback Jared Lorenzen on Monday. Woodson?s 9,360 career passing yards rank second in Kentucky history, second only to Lorenzen. He also finished his career with 79 touchdown passes and just 25 interceptions. New York also signed linebackers Bryan Kehl and Jonathan Goff, its fourth and fifth-round choices, respectively.

Recently retired Giants' defensive end Michael Strahan is set to join FOX as a broadcaster this season, according to The New York Daily News. The announcement should come at a news conference Tuesday. Sources say Fox Sports will welcome Strahan as a member of the "NFL Sunday" pregame show team.

After sitting on the bench for four years, Giants' backup quarterback Jared Lorenzen will get a chance to play somewhere else, as reported by Yahoo.com. The Giants on Monday waived Lorenzen, who joined the team as a rookie free agent in 2004. Lorenzen did not play in 2004, then spent the next three seasons as Eli Manning?s backup, playing in only four games.

Ex-Giants' lineman George Martin went through 24 pairs of shoes and lost 40 pounds before finishing his cross country walk Saturday, raising $2M along the way for sick 9/11 rescue workers, as reported by the Associated Press. Martin ended his nine-month, 3,003-mile trek at Embarcadero Park, where he was met by police officers, firefighters, and other NFL alumni. ?I feel like a million bucks,? Martin said. ?Other than a blister that I have on my left foot, I?m in great shape.?

The Giants on Friday signed defensive end Robert Henderson, one of their two sixth-round picks this year, as reported by Yahoo.com. The Giants also added depth to their receiving corps, signing Craphonso Thorpe, who was acquired off waivers from the Jaguars earlier in the week.

New York running back Ahmad Bradshaw has been jailed since Sunday in Virginia following a probation violation, according to The Associated Press. Abingdon Regional Jail employee Stephen Clear said Thursday that Bradshaw reported to the jail under a court order and is being held without bond. There is no information about the violation or a timetable for his release.

New York wide receiver Plaxico Burress reportedly expects a contract resolution before training camp, according to ESPN.com. The Giants will open camp on July 25 at the University of Albany. "Honestly, I think my situation is going to be rectified before training camp," Burress told a Philadelphia radio station. "I'm not going to worry about it, but I did state that I was unhappy with my current situation with my contract. It'll be worked out." He has three years remaining his six-year, $25 million deal. He will earn $3.25 million this year, $3.5 million in 2009 and $3.75 million in 2010.

Former Giants' GM Ernie Accorsi has been hired as a consultant to the NFL and will co-chair a new GM's advisory committee, according to an Associated Press report. NFL executive VP Ray Anderson said Monday that Accorsi will focus on assisting the league in monitoring compliance with rules and policies and achieving better communication with senior club football personnel.