CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

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On playing the fullback position:
“The best position in the world—
you get to run, catch and block,
you do everything a football player
dreams of.”
—Henry Hynoski, Aug. 10, 2011
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Professional philosophy:
“I think for a fullback, I bring a level
of physicality and athleticism with
it and that’s going to enable me to
be moved around more so like a
tight end than a traditional fullback.”
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
2014
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2013
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Giants “Secret Superstar” by PFF prior to the start of the season.
Injured on Day 1 of OTA’s, missed training camp and pre-season.
Returned to play in season opener (Dallas Cowboys).
Injured in Game 3 (Carolina Panthers), placed on Injured Reserve.
2012
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BLEACHER REPORT, PATRICIA TRAINA
Played in all 16 games and did not miss any practices.
Pro Football Focus (PFF) All Pro Team Honorable Mention.
PFF All-NFC East Team.
Solid short yardage back converting 5 first downs of his 7 carries.
PFF run blocking grade of +6.4 (2nd highest in league).
Ranked #1 free agent fullback by PFF.
Versatile Back - lead blocker, H-back, pass protector & short yardage.
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Scored 1st career receiving touchdown on a one-yard catch vs. Eagles on
12/30/12; unveiled unique “Hynocerous” touchdown celebration dance.
Did not miss a practice or game during the 2012 season.
Earned an increased role in the offense to include five rushing attempts
and stints in the team’s third down package.
Lead blocking contributed to eight 100 rushing-yard games.
Was the lead blocker on 15 of the team’s 18 rushing touchdowns.
Named to USA Football’s 2012 All-Fundamental Team by a prestigious
five member committee.
Named to ProFootballFocus.com’s “All Sophomore Team.”
Emerged as a locker room leader, taking on the pass blocking mentor
role with 1st rd draft pick David Wilson.
2011
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One of ten rookies to make the 2011 Giants roster.
Earned the starting fullback job as a rookie free agent, the only rookie to
earn a starting job in training camp.
Had season-high 4 receptions for 31 yards, including three catches on
one second-quarter drive (vs. Dallas, 1/1/12).
Started all four 2011 post-season games at fullback.
Lead blocking contributed to eight 100-yard rushing games (6 regular
season and 2 postseason, including Super Bowl XLVI).
Caught 17 of 18 passes (94.4%) for 122 yards (7.17 yards/catch), including
114 yards after the catch (YAC). Recovered a key fumble in Super Bowl
XLVI vs. New England Patriots.
NFL STATISTICS
PERSONAL
“One of the most versatile and
reliable fullbacks in the game.”
• Engaged to Laura Sorto on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 2014.
Plans to marry in 2016.
—Fox Sports Announcer
Andy Furman, Jan 10, 2015
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“Hynoski did a good job up
inside blocking. He did get
involved in the perimeter blocking on the long touchdown run,
so he probably had more plays
than he has had in a couple,
three weeks, and it resulted in
some good productions”
—Tom Coughlin, Dec. 9, 2014
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“Henry Hynoski, I’m familiar
with, he played at Pitt and
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Southern Columbia High School.
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high school, really.”
—Offensive Coordinator
Ben McAdoo, Feb. 27, 2014
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Resigned with the Giants for a one year deal on Mar. 14, 2014.
Honored by Penn. State Representative Kurt Masser (R-107,
Elysburg) on the House floor with a citation, Mar. 19 2012. Had a hometown road named “Henry Hynoski Boulevard”
following Super Bowl XLVI and was honored by the Coal Township commissioners with “Henry Hynoski Day in the Coal Region”
on Feb. 4, 2012.
Regarded as one of the top fullback prospects in the country;
ranked seventh by Rivals (2011) and fourth by Scout (2011).
Big East co-champion and two time bowl champion at University
of Pittsburgh.
Prolific high-school running back (Southern Columbia H.S.,
Catawissa, PA.) finished with 7,165 yards and 113 touchdowns.
Led Southern Columbia to four consecutive Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) Class A State Championships (2003-2006).
Currently ranked 9th on the all-time Pennsylvania high school
rushing list.
Named the Associated Press “Class A Player of the Year” (2006).
Graduated cum laude with a B.S. in Business Administration and
a marketing concentration from the University of Pittsburgh.
Father, Henry, Sr., a standout running back at Temple, was a
sixth round draft pick of the Cleveland Browns in 1975.
PRESS VIDEOS
These and others can be found at www.henryhynoski45.com/media
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“Hynoski is one of the best lead
blockers in the NFL. By getting
lower than his opponent, he is
able to take on bigger defenders
and move them out of running
lanes. He also excels at getting
to the next level to engage with
linebackers, creating even more
room for his teammates with the
ball.”
—USA All-Fundamental Team
Annoucement 2012
“He’s a tough guy. He’s got a role
to play (and)... does it very well.”
—Tom Coughlin, Aug. 6, 2012
“In terms of his individual play,
he’s been terrific. He blocks very
well. When we’ve given him the
ball a few times … he’s always
come through for us.”
—Offensive Coordinator
Kevin Gilbride, Oct. 25, 2012
“He’s a guy who wants to make
sure he’s got everything down
and he doesn’t want to make a
mental mistake.”
—Eli Manning, Nov. 14, 2012
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Giants FB Henry Hynoski Making a Big Difference in New York’s
Running Game (Dec. 8, 2014)
The Henry Hynoski Story: State Records, Starting Jobs and Super
Bowls (Dec. 4, 2014)
Help Henry Hynoski Get Back at Giants Pranksters (Nov. 6, 2014)
FB Henry Hynoski Re-Signs, Talks Recovery (Mar 14, 2014)
One of 26 NFL Players named to USA Football’s 2012 All-Fundamentals Team (Jan. 7, 2013)
Fullback Henry Hynoski Had a Great Role Model -- His Dad (Oct.
6 2012)
Henry Hynoski on Henry Hynoski (Oct. 3, 2012)
Secret Superstar: Henry Hynoski (June 3, 2013)
Hynoski Generates Buzz for Giants (Feb. 7, 2012)
Hynoski’s Parents Helped Lead Him from Coal Country to the
Giants (Jan. 31, 2012)
Hynoski’s Super Inspiration (Jan. 29, 2012)
Excited Hynoski Talks Turnaround (Jan. 26, 2012)
Becoming Super: Fullback Henry Hynoski (Jan. 26, 2012)
Henry Hynoski Reaches Cult Hero Status (Aug. 9, 2011)
For Hynoski, Football is All in the Family (Aug. 8, 2011)
ESPN: “BOB” Blocks with Henry Hynoski
Hynoski on His Impact in the Passing Game
Mayer Sports Training with Henry Hynoski & Ed Mitchell
Super Bowl XLVI Post Game
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
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ESPN “Play 60”
Second Chance Toys, Kidville, Educational Alliance, PS 142
Children’s Advocacy Center of Northeast Pennsylvania
Hyno-Tiger Youth Football Camp
Camp Victory - Helping children living with chronic health problems, physical or mental disabilities, and the aftermath of catastrophic illness.
St Francis Food Pantries and Shelters
Children’s Miracle Network
Dr. Seuss Read Across America Volunteer
Susquehanna Valley Law Enforcement Camp Cadet Speaker
Samsung’s “Hope for Children” Gala
Bo Tkach Foundation
Workout with Henry Hynoski Benefit Evangelical Community
Hospital
Tay-Bandz - Raising awareness and funding for pediatric cancer
Tom Coughlin’s Jay Fund - “Champion for Children” Gala
Feed the Homeless - Paterson, NJ