East Rutherford, NJ (Sports Network) - The New York Giants have ruled out running back Ahmad Bradshaw for Sundays game with the Atlanta Falcons due to a knee sprain thats kept the teams leading rusher out of practice the entire week. . Bradshaw sustained the injury during the first half of last Sundays 52-27 win over New Orleans. Though he did return to the contest, the sixth-year pro was limited to only 11 carries totaling 33 yards. "It would have been a reach for him to be ready," Giants head coach Tom Coughlin conceded on Friday. "With someone like that, his constitution, you have to give him every benefit of the doubt. Im sure hed be disappointed right now. He thinks come game day its all going to straighten out for him. In this case, its, medically, really the only wise move." Bradshaw had appeared in 12 of New Yorks first 13 games this season and has compiled 869 rushing yards and five touchdowns while adding 21 receptions totaling 196 yards. With Bradshaw unavailable, lead ball-carrying duties for Sundays showdown with the 11-2 Falcons figure to fall upon rookie David Wilson, whos coming off a career-best 100-yard, two-touchdown effort on 13 attempts against the Saints. The 2012 first-round pick also took back a kickoff 97 yards for a score in the victory and finished the contest with team records for both total offense (327) and kick return yardage (227). Bradshaw will be joined on the Giants inactive list by safety Kenny Phillips and cornerback Prince Amukamara. Phillips has missed seven of New Yorks last nine outings due to a lingering knee injury, while Amukamara hurt his hamstring in the New Orleans game. Two other key players, wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (knee) and defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul (back), are both listed as probable for New York. Starting linebacker Michael Boley (back) was given a questionable tag, but did resume practicing on a limited basis on Friday. [url=http://www.falconsofficialteamstore.com/autographed-justin-blalock-jersey-i... Blalock Jersey . Jankowski was the most accomplished scorer among the draft-eligible players -- he had 53 goals and 94 points at Quebecs Stanstead College last season -- but, in part because he is only 17, he was widely projected as a second-round pick. . Headley hit .306 with a league-best 31 RBI in 28 games in August to win his first monthly award. He scored 20 times and slugged .611, eighth in the league. [url=http://www.falconsofficialteamstore.com/autographed-tony-gonzalez-jersey-un... . The Knicks announced Shumpert also tore his lateral meniscus. Surgery will be scheduled in New York and Shumpert is expected to miss approximately six to eight months. Shumpert, who started the final 17 games of the regular season after Jeremy Lin had knee surgery, was bringing the ball up the right sideline and tried to dribble behind his back when he pulled up and immediately grabbed at his left knee. [url=http://www.falconsofficialteamstore.com/autographed-jason-snelling-jersey-p... Snelling Jersey . This week, they discuss the Hornets proposed name change, the Vikings Adrian Peterson, Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, and the Blue Jays late broadcaster Tom Cheek. .S. Grand Prix, finishing in 1 minute, 38.125 seconds on the new Circuit of the Americas track. Lewis Hamilton of McLaren was second with 1:39.CHICAGO -- Third baseman Ian Stewart says he is re-signing with the Chicago Cubs. Stewart confirmed the move Thursday on Twitter, posting that he is "glad to be healthy and back with the Cubs." A person familiar with the agreement said its for one year at $2 million if Stewart makes the opening-day roster, and he can earn an additional $500,000 in bonuses. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal had not been announced. Several media outlets had reported the terms. Stewart batted .201 with five homers and 17 RBIs in 55 games this year -- his ffirst in Chicago -- before having season-ending left wrist surgery. [url=http://www.falconsofficialteamstore.com/autographed-travian-robertson-jerse... Robertson Jersey. He had a $2,237,500 salary and became a free agent when the Cubs declined to tender him a 2013 contract before last Fridays deadline. The 27-year-old Stewart, selected 10th overall by Colorado in the 2003 amateur draft, is a .232 career hitter with 59 home runs and 204 RBIs in 487 games over six major league seasons. In other news, the Cubs announced they will introduce reliever Kyuji Fujikawa at a news conference Friday. He agreed to a $9.5 million, two-year deal last weekend. ' ' '