EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The left ankle that New York Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard rolled in a training camp practice earlier this week is on the mend.

Shepard walked into a post-practice media session Friday and said his ankle is feeling pretty good.
"I think it was a little over-exaggeration," Shepard said. "I saw something online that said I was coming off the field in tears. It was pretty amazing cause you guys (reporters) were two fields over and I had on a mirrored visor. That scared some people and definitely scared my mother."
The 23-year-old said he was initially worried because he felt the ankle pop and there was a good amount of pain.
Shepard was hurt Wednesday when he planted his foot running a short pass route and the grass gave a bit,Wholesale China Jerseys, rolling his ankle roughly 90 degrees.
"I didn't think it was going to be too good," Shepard said.
An MRI was negative and the final diagnosis was a rolled ankle and a bone bruise, Shepard said.
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A second-round draft pick from Oklahoma, Shepard had 65 catches for 683 yards and eight touchdowns last season playing mostly in the slot.
Shepard said his mom was 'flipping out' when she read reports of his injury on social networks.
Shepard said that he has not taped his ankles since joining the Giants,Cheap Wholesale Jerseys, saying that most taping loosens and does not protect the ankle. He said he might tape his ankles for a while when he returns.
The second-year wide receiver who was the team's second-leading receiver as a rookie said he walked well on an underwater treadmill Friday,Cheap NFL Football Jerseys. He had no timetable for getting back to practice,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys.