Giants OT Justin Pugh has offseason thumb surgery

May 22, 2013; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Giants offensive tackle Justin Pugh (72) blocks defensive tackle Marvin Austin (96) during the New York Giants organized team activities at the Giants Timex Performance Center. Mandatory Credit: Jim O

New York Giants offensive tackle Justin Pugh had an impressive rookie season for the team after being the No. 19 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. Pugh started all 16 games for the Giants throughout his rookie campaign, and it appears that he did so while nursing a hand injury.

While the Giants did not disclose an injury at any point throughout the season, Pugh announced on Monday that he underwent surgery on his thumb.

He revealed the news on Twitter:

Surgery on my thumb went great. Procedure was nothing major. Hanging out now waiting to go home.
— Justin Pugh (@JustinPugh) January 20, 2014

The good news for the Giants is that Pugh said the surgery is minor. He is fully expected to be ready for training camp, where he will beginning preparing for his sophomore campaign.