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Aaron Ross' return to the New York Giants seems to agree with the veteran cornerback.

The 30-year-old Ross is back after a one-year stint in Jacksonville and has been one of the early surprises at training camp.

In the first week of camp, Ross has intercepted two passes, defended a couple of others and been a presence for a secondary that gave up 254.3 yards last season, ranking 28th in the league.

The way Ross is playing, there is a chance that he could push incumbent Corey Webster for a starting job. Webster struggled last season and agreed to a $3 million pay cut for the final year of his contract, lowering his salary to $4 million.

Prince Amukamara is set at the other corner.