With an offseason filled with question marks and half the regular season gone, Jason Pierre-Paul is about to make his return for the New York Giants, as both he and the team are hoping there’s something left to salvage after the accident that left his arm mutilated, without one finger and with two others barely hanging on.

The New York Giants are getting closer and closer to putting Jason Pierre-Paul back on the field, although no one is quite sure how the injury to his hand is going to affect his ability.

The biggest news of the offseason for the New York Giants, Jason Pierre-Paul blowing up his hand, has been taking a back seat in recent weeks as the team starts winning games, but it’s not like the saga is over.

Despite some slight optimism in the days leading up to the New York Giants finally getting to see Jason Pierre-Paul and his injured hand for themselves, things have drastically changed in that aspect, and now it seems there’s a likelihood he might not be able to play at all this season.

The whole argument between the New York Giants and Jason Pierre-Paul at the moment isn’t about how ready he is to play at the moment. It’s about money.

The mystery of Jason Pierre-Paul in the post-amputation and fireworks accident reality has finally been revealed, at least for the New York Giants, bringing the defensive end a little bit closer to returning to the field.

The only player among those with the franchise tagged used on them that didn’t sign a one-year or long term deal is Jason Pierre-Paul of the New York Giants, still recovering from his hand injury, including a finger amputation. Finally, some things between the sides are starting to clear up.

All the teams have come to long-term agreements with their franchise tagged players or signed them on one-year tenders.. All of them, but Jason Pierre-Paul who along with the New York Giants might have other things on his mind right now.