New York Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw underwent an MRI and a battery of tests on his knee on Monday.

Bradshaw injured his knee during the Giants' 52-27 victory over the New Orleans Saints. He was in and out of the game before giving way to backup running back David Wilson in the blowout win. Tom Coughlin said the team was awaiting results on Bradshaw's tests.

Coughlin also said starting cornerback Prince Amukamara strained his hamstring and is being treated for the injury. The team will have to wait and see how Amukamara responds as the week progresses.

Bradshaw has battled through pain in his surgically repaired feet and ankles and a neck injury earlier in the season. Now he has a knee issue to add to the list of ailments.

Initially, Coughlin said he felt as if Bradshaw might've been able to play if needed late in the game. But on Monday, Coughlin said he would rather not speculate on Bradshaw's condition.

"Anytime you are talking about a knee and people are going through a series of tests, it is better to wait and see what the results are," Coughlin said on a conference call. "I wouldn't speculate on anything right now."

Coughlin did say that wide receiver Victor Cruz, who briefly had his shoulder looked at on the sideline before returning to the game, is fine.