OG · New York Giants · #76
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A Giants mailbag touched on several roster topics, including a question about J.J. McCarthy's recent strong play and how it could affect his contract outlook. Jon Runyan and Cam Skattebo were also discussed, though no new details on their situations were confirmed beyond being part of the broader Q&A.
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Abdul Carter sat out Giants practice for a second straight day with a calf injury, clouding his status for Sunday's game against the Saints. The top pass rusher's absence comes amid a strong stretch of play. Tackles Andrew Thomas and Jermaine Eluemunor worked on the side with trainers, while Marcus Mbow and Jon Runyan Jr. also appeared on the injury report.
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Offensive lineman Jon Runyan Jr. gave an upbeat update on the Giants as the team sits at 3-1-1 through five weeks. He noted New York has adjusted well after losing quarterback Jaxson Dart in Week 2, with the offensive line now finding more stability and rhythm up front.
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In a Giants mailbag, a reader asks about J.J. McCarthy's strong recent performance and how it might affect his contract situation, among other topics involving Jon Runyan and Cam Skattebo.
A report suggests the Giants could pull off an A-plus trade for a six-time All-Pro, which would also mean shifting left guard Jon Runyan Jr. to a different position.
Giants updates include Abdul Carter sitting out practice with a calf issue, along with news on Marcus Mbow and Jon Runyan Jr.
Giants defender Abdul Carter sat out practice with a calf injury as New York prepares for the Saints, with Marcus Mbow and Jon Runyan Jr. also among the injury notes.
Giants offensive lineman Jon Runyan Jr. offered an encouraging update as New York sits at 3-1-1 through five weeks, having adjusted after losing quarterback Jaxson Dart in Week 2.
Jon Runyan Jr. and the Giants, now 3-1-1 through five weeks, received a positive progress report from the offensive lineman.