EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -New York Giants kicker Jay Feely hit six 50-yard field goals in practice on Friday, two days after feeling soreness in his foot.

``He kicked everything today,'' Giants coach Tom Coughlin said. ``He kicked all of the field goals, kicked off. He has a pre-practice workout on Fridays and I think he was five out of six from 45 yards. I feel like he did well. He did everything we asked him to do. He's not having any trouble today, so I think he's going to be OK.''

Feely said he made all six from 50 yards in preparation for Sunday's road game against the Carolina Panthers (6-6).

``It won't be an issue,'' said Feely, who first felt soreness in his foot on Wednesday. ``It's nothing that will prevent me from doing what I need to do.''

This is the second straight week the Giants (6-6) have has concerns about one of their kickers. Punter Jeff Feagles developed soreness in his knee last week and the Giants signed 44-year-old Sean Landeta as an insurance policy.

Feagles punted in Sunday's loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Landeta was released earlier this week.

Coughlin has no intention of signing another placekicker, but he didn't rule it out.

Defensive end Michael Strahan (foot) and cornerback Corey Webster (toe) did not practice this week and probably will not play against the Panthers. Strahan has missed the last four games, while Webster has missed the last two.

Wide receiver Plaxico Burress won the sixth annual George Young Good Guy Award as selected by the Giants' chapter of the Professional Football Writers of America.

The award, named for the late general manager of the Giants, is given annually to honor a Giants player for his consistent and outstanding cooperation with the writers who cover the team on a daily basis. In his two years with the Giants, Burress has distinguished himself as a player who is always present and willing to speak with the media, regardless of the questions and circumstances.

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