New York Giants cornerback Terrell Thomas is out for the 2012 season. Thomas recently underwent his third ACL surgery, according to Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News.
The fifth-year defensive back out of USC has been battling knee problems since he tore his ACL in college, and hasn't played for the Giants since he tore his ACL again during the 2011 preseason.
The Giants were hoping to have him back as the starter at corner opposite Prince Amukamara, but will have to look elshewhere as Thomas will be missing his second consecutive NFL regular season.
Thomas has played in 44 career games for New York, 34 of which have been starts. He has 177 tackles and 11 career interceptions to go along with 38 career passes defensed.
For more on the Giants, please be sure to check out our blog Big Blue View as well as SB Nation New York.
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