The Facts: Following up on the ongoing story. ... Wilson expects to finally gain clearance from neck surgery by the time the New York Giants open training camp in late July. "We do think all systems are go pretty much for him to be healthy and ready for contact during training camp," GM Jerry Reese said on Monday. "Unless he has a setback we expect to release him for full contact during the fall."

Diehards Line: The question is how the team will use him after signing Rashad Jennings and drafting Andre Williams in the fourth round. "We brought in Rashad Jennings and he's definitely a bell cow type of a running back," Reese said. "David Wilson is an explosive player. ... Any time he touches the ball he can go the distance. In this West Coast Offense, we'll try to get the ball to him in different ways and obviously he'll help in the return game." As NFL.com notes, Jennings is reliable in pass protection and didn't have a single fumble on 163 carries last season. Those qualities will endear him to coach Tom Coughlin, who has sent Wilson to the doghouse on several occasions. Even if he stays healthy for 16 games, Wilson is not a good bet to exceed his 157 career touches on offense.