Wilson had been working out with the team throughout the offseason program, but he had never been cleared for contact. Throughout the spring, he'd insisted that he felt fine and felt no pain or instability in his surgically repaired neck, but the team waited patiently for a clean medical report.
Now that it has one, Wilson can get back to action with the Giants in training camp, although fans shouldn't expect him to grab a major role. The club will likely ease the speedster back into action. It has another option in free agent signee Rashad Jennings. Additionally, Wilson has yet to distinguish himself as a lead runner; when the position was handed to him last season, he continued to struggle with fumbles.