Giants" Henry Hynoski to Have Surgery on Knee Fullback Henry Hynoski, who injured his left knee Wednesday during the Giants" opening off-season workout, will have surgery Friday that could keep him out until the beginning of the regular season or longer. Hynoski injured the medial collateral ligament and also had a chip fracture of the lateral plateau in his knee. In a statement released through the Giants, Hynoski said: "I am going to set my mind to being ready for the first game of the regular season. They said that is not an unrealistic goal, and I will do everything in my power to be ready for the start of the season. Aaron Houston for The New York Times Henry Hynoski has been a steady blocker for the Giants. Hynoski fell to the ground during the second play of full team practice Wednesday. "He kind of got his leg rolled up on," said Giants Coach Tom Coughlin, who added that he started saying a few prayers as Hynoski lay crumpled on the field. Hynoski has been a steady blocker for the Giants, a skill that may be especially needed this season as the Giants try to replace the departed starter at running back, Ahmad Bradshaw. Also Thursday, the Giants re-signed wide receiver Ramses Barden, a third-round pick of the team in 2009. Last season, Barden played in 12 games with one start, against Carolina in September. In that Giants victory, Barden, who is 6-foot-4 and 224 pounds, caught 9 passes for 138 yards. For the season, he had 14 receptions for 221 yards, an average of 15.7 yards per catch.