Giants general manager Jerry Reese, draft boss Marc Ross and linebackers coach Bill McGovern were all in Athens, Ga., on Wednesday to check out rangy linebacker Leonard Floyd at Georgia's pro day.

But Floyd did not give them a whole heck of a lot to see.

Floyd only participated in a few drills before bowing out due to an upset stomach. But, he said it was nothing more than that.

"It wasn't an injury," Floyd told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "It was more that I ate something for breakfast, and I had a messed-up stomach. I couldn't keep going."

Floyd didn't seem very concerned about the situation, either.

"Why wouldn't I be worthy?," Floyd said when asked if he was worth a first-round pick, according to the AJC. "I mean I played at Georgia. I made plays for Georgia. Why wouldn't I be?"

Floyd did record a 35-inch vertical leap before he had to call it a day, missing all position drills. He did not run the 40-yard dash, preferring to stand on the 4.6 40 he ran at the NFL Scouting Combine. Floyd weighed in at 248 pounds, and he told reporters he's hoping to gain at least 10 more pounds.

Obviously, Floyd's failure to complete all the pro day workouts is less-than-ideal, especially with so many teams sending representatives to Georgia's campus for the day. He still has clear ability, though, and projects as a first round pick. Whatever questions teams may have about Floyd after Wednesday can always be addressed in private workouts.

Floyd told reporters Wednesday he feels he can be a 4-3 defensive end or a 3-4 linebacker, depending on the scheme of the team that drafts him. If the Giants were to select him, they would do so for his pass rushing ability.

"Immediately, I can bring that edge," Floyd said. "I can bring speed. I can bring passion for the game. I can bring a lot of things."

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