A poker-faced Jason Pierre-Paul is still not showing the Giants his hand.
As his teammates gathered Friday to start training camp, JPP emerged Friday with his severely' damaged right hand swaddled in thick bandages — and none of his four remaining fingers visible.
The bearded Pierre-Paul sported a heavy black sling to support his even-more heavily wrapped arm in the exclusive photos taken in southern Florida and obtained by the Daily News.
His face betrayed no emotion, but the pictures seemed to dash expectations that the nine-fingered Pierre-Paul was returning to the Meadowlands anytime in the near future.
The 26-year-old star pass rusher has yet to allow anyone connected with the Giants to examine the disfiguring injuries suffered in a Fourth of July fireworks disaster that claimed his right index finger.
The suddenly reclusive JPP reportedly suffered a badly fractured thumb in the late-night blast, along with severe burns. The bandages extended well past his wrist before disappearing into the sling.
Pierre-Paul wandered outside Friday as a flatbed truck arrived to take away one of his cars. He wore a white T-shirt with a quote indicating he was taking the setback philosophically.
"Without music, life would be a mistake," read the message lifted from German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche's book "Twilight of the Idols."
The Giants hope the title isn't prophetic when it comes to their top D-lineman, who wore black shorts and flip-flops. He never signed a one-year, $14.7 million contract after the team designated him as its franchise player, and is currently not under contract with the Giants.
The team's frustration with JPP boiled over this week as he remained out of touch while Big Blue began prepping for the start of its season.
"We don't know how extensive the damage is," Giants' co-owner John Mara said Thursday. "That's the problem. I don't know how many fingers he has."
Two-time Super Bowl winning coach Tom Coughlin said Pierre-Paul never responded to a text message of concern. "I want to be there for him," said Coughlin. "But he has decided that he doesn't want our help."
Pierre-Paul's finger was amputated during a 10-day hospital stay that followed the accident. The former first-round draft pick sent out a photo of a U-Haul truck filled with fireworks before the blast.
JPP's agent and others in his camp then snubbed every attempt by the Giants to offer medical assistance or examine the injuries. A Giants contingent that included Ronnie Barnes, the team's respected senior VP of medical services, was turned away from the hospital.