Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas out for the season after surgery on right foot
New York Giants star offensive lineman Andrew Thomas will miss the rest of the season after having surgery on his right foot on Wednesday.OCTOBER 16
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Andrew Thomas - Officially done for the year Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Wednesday that Thomas (foot) has undergone season-ending surgery foot injury sustained during the team's Week 6 loss to the Bengals.
Impact Thomas is dealing with a Lisfranc injury in his foot, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com notes that the standout left tackle's recovery timetable should allow him to participate in OTAs, but in the immediate future, his loss is an enormous blow for Daniel Jones and New York's offense. Heading into a Sunday's divisional matchup against the Eagles' formidable pass rush, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports that Josh Ezeudu will work as the Giants' starting left tackle in practice, with Jermaine Eluemunor remaining at right tackle. Thomas, meanwhile, will be placed on IR in the near future and must turn his attention toward making a full recovery for the 2025 campaign.
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Graham Gano - Won't return Week 7 Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Wednesday that Gano (hamstring) will not come off IR in Week 7, Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports.
Impact Gano has spent a requisite four games on injured reserve, but the veteran placekicker has not yet made enough progress in his recovery from his right hamstring injury to retake the field. That leaves Greg Joseph in position to start versus the Eagles on Sunday, despite the fact that he missed both his field-goal tries during New York's loss to the Bengals in Week 6. Gano's next chance to return will come Oct. 28 versus the Steelers on Monday Night Football.
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Malik Nabers - Set for non-contact practice Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Wednesday that Nabers (concussion) has made "good progress" and will practice while wearing a non-contact jeresey, Charlotte Carroll of The Athl...
Impact Daboll said Nabers is "much better," and it looks like the rookie first-round pick will be set to handle his first action at practice since having suffered a concussion on Sept. 26, in a Thursday loss to the Cowboys. If Nabers is listed as at least a limited participant on Wednesday's practice report, it will signify a notable step in the right direction. He'll need to gain full clearance from the NFL's five-step concussion protocol in order to be available for Sunday's divisional matchup against the Eagles.
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Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas out for the season after surgery on right foot
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Andrew Thomas - Could have season-ending surgery Thomas is exploring season-ending surgery on his foot, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
Impact Thomas was nursing a foot injury during Sunday's loss to the Bengals. The injury appears severe enough that the 2020 first-round pick is seeing a foot specialist to explore his next options. If Thomas opts for surgery, Evan Neal or Joshua Ezeudu would be the top candidates to start at left tackle for the rest of the 2024 regular season.
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Azeez Ojulari - Posts two sacks sans Thibodeaux Ojulari registered four tackles (two solo), including 2.0 sacks, Sunday in a Week 6 loss to Cincinnati.
Impact Kayvon Thibodeaux was placed on injured reserve with a wrist injury Saturday, opening the door for Ojulari to get more work. The 24-year-old Ojulari logged a season-high 77 percent of New York's defensive snaps Sunday and came through with two of the team's four sacks in the contest. Ojulari should continue to receiving a healthy workload while Thibodeaux is out of action, and the former showed Sunday that he could be a force as a pass rusher when given the opportunity.
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Brian Burns - Notches sack among eight stops Burns recorded eight tackles (four solo), including 1.0 sacks, in a Week 6 loss to the Bengals on Sunday.
Impact Burns dealt with a groin injury during the week but was able to suit up for the Week 6 contest. His eight tackles were a season high, and he picked up a sack of Joe Burrow on the Bengals' first drive of the game. In his first campaign with New York, Burns has 23 tackles (15 solo), including 3.0 sacks, along with five defensed passes and a forced fumble through six games.
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Tyler Nubin - Paces team in stops Sunday Nubin tallied nine tackles (five solo), including one for loss, in Sunday's Week 6 defeat against the Bengals.
Impact Nubin has been racking up tackles of late -- he's led New York in stops three straight weeks and has 26 combined tackles during that span. That puts the rookie firmly on the IDP radar, though he doesn't have any interceptions or sacks so far. Nubin has a stranglehold on the starting role at strong safety for the Giants, having played all of the team's defensive snaps in five out of six games this year.
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Graham Gano - Week 7 return uncertain Giants coach Brian Daboll said Monday that he'll know Wednesday whether Gano (hamstring) will be able to come off IR this week, Patricia Traina of SI.com reports.
Impact Gano has been out the required four weeks after landing on injured reserve Sept. 17, but it's not certain that the veteran kicker will be ready to return this Sunday versus Philadelphia. Dan Duggan of The Athletic reports that Gano "hasn't been doing much on the side" while on IR and believes "it'd be a surprise" if he suits up Week 7, but Daboll's comments leave open that possibility nonetheless. Daboll also indicated Monday that Greg Joseph -- who missed both his field-goal attempts Sunday in a loss to the Bengals -- will probably continue to kick for the team if Gano isn't back against the Eagles this weekend.
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Greg Joseph - Will retain role until Gano returns Joseph missed both of his field-goal attempts in Sunday's Week 6 loss to Cincinnati, but coach Brian Daboll said Monday that Joseph will continue to be the team's kicker if Graham...
Impact Joseph's pair of misses against the Bengals weren't excessively challenging by NFL standards -- he was wide left on both a 47-yarder early in the fourth quarter and a 45-yarder with under a minute left in the contest. Nonetheless, Daboll's comments suggest that New York may not be looking to try out another kicker with Gano's return from injured reserve looming. Gano is eligible to be activated this week, though Duggan believes "it'd be a surprise" if the veteran kicker is ready to return Sunday. That means Joseph is probably going to be the Giants' kicker for at least one more week, but he's not a particularly appealing fantasy option considering his performance Week 6. Joseph did go 8-for-8 on field-goal tries across Weeks 4 and 5, however, and he's made all six of his extra-point attempts across four contests.
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Eric Gray - Works far behind Tracy again Week 6 Gray gained 13 yards on three carries in a loss to the Bengals on Sunday.
Impact Devin Singletary was inactive for the second straight week due to a groin injury, but that didn't result in more work for Gray. In fact, the second-year back played half as many offensive snaps (13) as he did last week against Seattle and got four fewer touches. Meanwhile, rookie Tyrone Tracy continued to impress with 107 yards from scrimmage and a rushing touchdown while logging a workhorse-like 84 percent of New York's offensive snaps. Gray's modest 13 rushing yards more than doubled his previous season-high mark, which only indicates what a minor part of the Giants' ground game he's been this season. It remains to be seen if Singletary will be back Week 7 against the Eagles -- and whether Tracy has done enough to take over the team's lead-back role upon Singletary's return -- but either way, it doesn't appear that Gray is going to have a significant enough workload moving forward to be a factor in the vast majority of fantasy formats.
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Jalin Hyatt - Gathers first catch of campaign Hyatt caught one of four targets for six yards in Sunday's Week 6 loss to Cincinnati.
Impact For the second straight week, Hyatt logged a healthy offensive snap count (81 percent Sunday, 68 percent Week 5) with Malik Nabers (concussion) unable to suit up. The increased opportunities haven't amounted to much production , however -- after failing to even get a target last week, Hyatt got only four against the Bengals and made just one catch for a meager six yards. It's clear at this point that the second-year wideout isn't in sync with QB Daniel Jones or New York's offensive game plan as a whole even when he's on the field, and Hyatt could fall back to a minimal snap count Week 7 versus Philadelphia if Nabers is able to return.
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