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he’s not the son of that Reggie White.His father did play defensive line in the NFL Sterling Shepard Jersey , but he did it for the Chargers and Patriots in the mid-90s and did not earn a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. White said “that’s the first question I get, everywhere I go” and that he feels like he lets people down when he lets them know the truth.White played college football in New Jersey for Monmouth and the local product caught the eye of the Giants on his way to signing with them as an undrafted free agent. Upon arriving, he found out that he’d be answering questions about his number in addition to his father.“I went to the equipment room to get measured for my helmet, I looked down at the sheet, saw ’13’ and was like, that’s Odell’s number,” White said, via Art Stapleton of NorthJersey.com. “I knew I was going to get that, too http://www.giantslockerroom.com/authentic-darian-thompson-jersey , and I’m just happy to have a jersey. It didn’t matter what number they gave me, if they wanted me to wear double zero, I’d wear double zero, I’m just blessed to be here. All credit goes to Odell, he’s a hell of a player, I’m just happy to be with the Giants and have a jersey.”White added that he’s “just worried about playing my game and not worrying about trying to be anybody else,” and it seems unlikely that anyone’s expecting him to do what Beckham did for the Giants. No one with the team would mind if he could follow in the footsteps of former Monmouth wideouts Miles Austin and Chris Hogan to carve out a pro career, though. Tests confirm a sprained knee for CB DeAndre Baker, WR Amba Etta-Tawo carted off" New York Giants NewsDeAndre Baker diagnosed with a sprained knee Doug Kotar Jersey , WR Etta-Tawo suffers torn AchillesNew,125commentsTests confirm a sprained knee for CB DeAndre Baker, WR Amba Etta-Tawo carted offEDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:DeAndre Baker diagnosed with a sprained knee, WR Etta-Tawo suffers torn AchillesTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailNorthJersey.com-USA TODAY NETWORKThe New York Giants are able to breathe a small sigh of relief Monday. After extensive testing, including an MRI, rookie cornerback DeAndre Baker has been diagnosed with a sprained left knee.Baker had his practice cut short on Sunday after injuring his left knee during warm-ups and going inside for testing. While the Giants hoped it was just a sprain, the fear was that one of their starting corners had torn an ACL. Fortunately, the tests put that fear to rest and confirmed that the ACL is intact. At this point we don’t know the severity of the sprain, which ligaments were injured Womens Curtis Riley Jersey , or exactly how long Baker’s recovery will be. Baker is currently listed by the Giants as “day to day,” with the hope that he will be back on the field sooner rather than later. “It’s a big relief, certainly,” coach Pat Shurmur said after Monday’s practice. “He’s been coming along real well. To know that it’s not serious at this point is good.”Unfortunately, the Giants did suffer another injury to a wide receiver in practice on Monday. Wide receiver Amba Etta-Tawo had to be carted off the field after injuring his left leg while making a catch. Etta-Tawo, signed following the rash of injuries the Giants suffered at the wide receiver position early in camp, was diagnosed with a torn Achilles tendon.