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SAN FRANCISCO -- The NFL on Tuesday said there were no illegal hits by the Super Bowl-bound New York Giants on 49ers return man Kyle Williams during the NFC championship game. Williams fumbled a punt in overtime of San Franciscos 20-17 loss Sunday, and the misplay set up Lawrence Tynes winning field goal. Afterward, New Yorks Jacquian Williams and Devin Thomas indicated they were trying to hit Williams given his history of concussions, including the most recent one sustained Dec. 24 at Seattle that kept him out of the regular-season finale at St. Louis. League spokesman Greg Aiello said in an email that the Giants did nothing against the rules. "Players are held accountable for their actions on the field. There were no illegal hits to the head or neck area against Kyle Williams on Sunday," Aiello said. "There was no conduct by the Giants of any kind that would suggest an effort to injure Kyle Williams in any way." Williams agent, Ken Sarnoff, said the second-year pro is aware of the Giants postgame comments but is done speaking publicly and is ready to move forward toward the 2012 season. The 49ers had no comment Tuesday. Jacquian Williams forced Kyle Williams second fumble of the game. The fill-in return man was playing in place of injured regular Ted Ginn Jr. "The thing is, we knew he had four concussions, so that was our biggest thing, was to take him outta the game," Jacquian Williams told reporters at Candlestick Park. Thomas recovered both fumbles, including one in the fourth quarter that went under review to reveal the ball glanced off Williams right knee. Williams still insists the ball didnt hit him. "Hes had a lot of concussions," Thomas told the Newark Star-Ledger. "We were just like, We gotta put a hit on that guy." Nate Solder Super Bowl Jersey . 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John Hannah Jersey .Y. -- Free-agent quarterback Matt Leinart signed with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.Jaden Schwartz played through pain at last years world junior hockey championships, before having to watch from the sidelines. This time, the 19-year-old winger from Wilcox, Sask., will be looking to set the tone throughout the tournament as Canadian captain. Schwartz is one of four players on this years team that had to settle for silver at the 2011 world junior tournament in Buffalo, N.Y. But Schwartz wasnt able to finish that tournament. He fractured his left ankle during Canadas second game, yet still contributed a goal and two assists in a 7-2 win over the Czech Republic. Schwartz didnt play another game after that though and watched the gold-medal game from the sidelines. Canada led 3-0 heading into the third period, but Russia exploded for five unanswered goals to take the title. "Last year was tough, obviously getting hurt and then that third period against Russia," Schwartz said. "You try to forget last year, but at the same time you want to learn from it. "This year is a whole new group of guys, new faces, new team and everything like that. Theres enough motivation just being here. Were all here to win gold and thats the bottom line." Schwartz seems a solid choice as captain. The St. Louis Blues prospect seems older than 19, perhaps because he has a perspective on life that his teammates dont. His older sister Mandi, a hockey player at Yale, died April 3 of leukemia at the age of 23. She was fighting for her life at home in Wilcox while Schwartz was with the Canadian team in Buffalo. When Schwartz arrived at the Regina airport after the tournament, Mandi was there to meet him and Schwartz hung his silver medal around her neck. "Last year was tough, me getting injured and obviously more important with Mandi. She was pretty sick at that time," Schwartz said. "Last year was very, very difficult and it was a hard time for all of us. "It was the hardest thing I had to go through and probably one of the hardest things Ill ever go through. Its very difficult, but family and friends get you through times like that and thankfully theyre always there for me." Goaltender Mark Visentin, another second-year player on the Canadian team, says Schwartz is the ideal man for the job of captain. "I think hes a tremendous leader and hes definitely a person I look up to," the goalie said. While captains are expected to be pillars of strength, Schwartz has also demonstrated people-management skills. During selection camp, his roommate was 17-year-old defenceman Mathew Dumba of the Red Deer Rebels.ddddddddddddWhen the phone rang in their room early in the morning Dec. 14, Dumba was devastated to learn hed been cut. Schwartz told Dumba that Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, the first overall pick in this years NHL draft, was released from the Canadian junior team last year and the year before that it was Tyler Seguin, the No. 2 pick in the draft, who didnt make the team. Schwartz pointed out those two players went on to do great things right away in their careers. Dumba said that made him feel better. "I just tried to help him out as much as I could," Schwartz said. "Seguin and Nugent-Hopkins were two guys that popped into my mind where the same things happened to them and theyve done great things ever since. I just told him to look at that." Schwartz, five foot 10 and 190 pounds, was a first-round pick (14th overall) of the St. Louis Blues in 2010. He and his brother Rylan, 22, both play NCAA hockey at Colorado College. Schwartz led the Tigers in scoring as a freshman last season, despite missing six weeks with that fractured ankle. His 1.57 points per game was the highest among freshman nationally. He ranks second in team scoring behind Rylan this season with four goals and 16 assists in 11 games. Schwartz moves quickly with the puck in and out of traffic. He forces turnovers by the opposition and forces opposing players into taking penalties because of his speed and relentless pressure. Schwartz says he and the Blues discussed whether he should attend their training camp in September or return to Colorado College for his sophomore year. "In the end, we felt coming back for another year would be most beneficial for me," Schwartz said. Defenceman Brandon Gormley of Murray River, P.E.I., and forwards Brett Connolly of Prince George, B.C., Quinton Howden of Oak Bank, Man., and Devante Smith-Pelly of Toronto will serve as alternates. Connolly and Howden are also returning veterans. Previous captains of the Canadian junior team include Karl Alzner (2008), Kris Letang (2007), Michael Richards (2005), Jarret Stoll (2002), Manny Malhotra (2000), Eric Lindros (1992), Theoren Fleury (1988) and Russ Courtnall (1984). Schwartzs demeanour off the ice and his play on it will set the tone for a Canadian team trying to reclaim gold after two straight years of silver. "Thats what were all here for is to win gold, but theres a process in doing that. Its a long journey to get there," he said. "Obviously to do it for Canada and for the team and for Mandi, thatd be pretty special." cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '
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