Second-year safety Nat Berhe had an MRI Thursday morning after a setback to his injured calf.
Much has been made of how the New York Giants have blown up and are rebuilding their safety corps. One of the players expected to step up and perform in the new defense is second-year safety Nat Berhe.
Berhe was a core special teamer as a rookie in 2014, but despite flashing tantalizing upside on defense, he never managed to unseat Stevie Brown or Quentin Demps for a regular role as a safety. After cleaning house the Giants expected Berhe to become one of their top three safeties and an important contributor in Steve Spagnuolo's defense.