Giants get some good injury news after midweek scares

The New York Giants received some encouraging updates on key injuries ahead of their upcoming matchup, as three starters—edge rusher Abdul Carter, right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor, and left tackle Andrew Thomas—participated in limited drills Friday. All three were listed as questionable for Sunday’s game, with Carter’s status particularly critical given Brian Burns’ season-ending absence.

The Giants also ruled out cornerback Colton Hood, tight end Theo Johnson, and safety Tyler Nubin due to concussion and neck injuries, while rookie wide receiver J.C. Davis could make his debut if both Thomas and Eluemunor remain sidelined.

Meanwhile, head coach John Harbaugh emphasized the need for running back Cam Skattebo to tighten up his ball security, with backups Najee Harris and Tyrone Tracy Jr. also facing scrutiny after recent fumbles.

On the offensive line, Marcus Mbow stands ready as a swing tackle, while Thomas Fidone’s strong practice performances could see him contribute more as a receiver behind Isaiah Likely. Malik Nabers, returning from last year’s ACL injury, shared his optimism about regaining full form, a development that has Harbaugh eager to see his improved play on the field.

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