OT · New York Giants · #78
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The Giants enter their Week 5 game at Washington without quarterback Jaxson Dart, who is out for the season. Malik Nabers offered an unclear update on his own health, though reports indicate the team received encouraging news on both Nabers and left tackle Andrew Thomas ahead of the matchup. New York is 3-1 overall.
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Malik Nabers sat out Wednesday's Giants practice with knee soreness, a day after catching six passes for 112 yards against Arizona. He returned in limited fashion Thursday alongside left tackle Andrew Thomas, also limited, improving New York's injury outlook ahead of Week 5 against Washington.
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Andrew Thomas practiced Friday as the Giants prepare for their Week 4 matchup against the Cardinals. His presence suggests the left tackle is on track to play, with New York's offensive line nearing full strength heading into the game.
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Andrew Thomas was limited in Friday's practice due to a groin issue, but he carries no injury designation into Sunday's game against the Cardinals. Coach Brian Daboll indicated the left tackle is trending toward playing, a positive sign for New York's offensive line heading into the matchup.
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Andrew Thomas confirmed he'll play in Week 4 after being absent from practice earlier in the week. The Giants' starting left tackle has had limited practice participation at times this season, but his availability provides a boost to a line that protects quarterback play. No additional details on his injury status were disclosed.
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Despite losing quarterback Jaxson Dart for the year, the 3-1 Giants got encouraging injury news Thursday on Malik Nabers and Andrew Thomas ahead of facing Washington.
Giants receiver Malik Nabers and left tackle Andrew Thomas both returned to practice, improving the team's injury report from earlier in the week.
Giants receiver Malik Nabers and tackle Andrew Thomas both returned to practice Thursday ahead of Week 5 against Washington, though safety Jason Pinnock dealt with an injury setback.
Giants WR Malik Nabers sat out Wednesday's practice with knee soreness but returned in limited fashion Thursday, alongside tackle Andrew Thomas.
Malik Nabers missed Wednesday's Giants practice due to knee soreness but returned Thursday on a limited basis, with Andrew Thomas also limited.
The Giants' starting offensive line wasn't complete at Friday's practice, though left tackle Andrew Thomas was present, and the team looks close to full strength heading into Week 4 against the Cardinals.
Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas was a limited practice participant Friday with a groin issue, and coach Brian Daboll said he's trending toward playing Sunday against the Cardinals.
Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas confirmed his status for Week 4 after missing practice earlier in the week.
Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas was absent from practice again, while safety Jevon Holland earned a monthly league honor as New York prepares to host Arizona.
Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas sat out practice for the second straight day Thursday because of a groin injury, raising questions about his status for Sunday's game.