MORE BREAKING NEWS!: Strahan Ends Holdout!

After 24 hours of soul-searching and a conversation with general manager Jerry Reese, seven-time Pro Bowl defensive end Michael Strahan has decided to end his holdout and report to the New York Giants. Strahan had been training in Los Angeles for weeks but had not decided whether to continue his career with the Giants until late Friday afternoon. "He's coming back because he wants to keep playing," his agent, Tony Agnone, told the New York Daily News. Strahan missed 36 days of training camp at a fine of $14,288 a day. To allow for his return, the Giants and Strahan reached a settlement in which the total fine was reduced from $514,368, but the amount he owed was still considered substantial. Early in the week, it appeared retirement was more of an option, and Strahan had hoped to make a decision by Monday. Reese described the talks with Strahan as "constructive and positive."

Source: ESPN