Giants CB Colton Hood questionable with finger injury
Hood was limited in practice Nov. 10 ahead of New York’s matchup with Washington.
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New York erased a halftime deficit to improve to 5-2-1, while Philadelphia took its third straight loss.
Read the story →Hood was limited in practice Nov. 10 ahead of New York’s matchup with Washington.
New York’s Week 10 changes also include the removal of Phil Mafah and Dawuane Smoot from its roster listing.
Both practiced fully on November 10, but their availability designations remain in place. Six Giants carry questionable status.
The Giants linebacker was limited in practice Nov. 10 ahead of the Week 10 matchup at MetLife Stadium.
The Giants’ top-listed quarterback participated fully on Nov. 10 ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Washington.
The Giants receiver participated fully on Nov. 10 while carrying a chest injury designation ahead of Week 10.
The Giants’ first-listed punt returner participated fully Nov. 10 ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Washington.
The Giants’ first-listed running back carries an Out designation ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Washington.
New York’s first-string strongside linebacker was limited Nov. 10 ahead of the Week 10 matchup with Washington.
Harrison's game-day status was active against Philadelphia, and he logged full practice participation on Nov. 6.
The Giants receiver had a Questionable roster injury designation but an active game-day status for Week 9.
The Giants receiver and first-listed punt returner carried a questionable designation with a hand injury.
The Giants linebacker carried a questionable listing but was active for the Philadelphia game after full practice participation on November 6.
The Giants’ top-listed quarterback had an active game-day status for the Week 9 matchup at Philadelphia.
The Giants’ first-listed running back carried a doubtful designation with a hamstring injury before being inactive for the Philadelphia matchup.
Ar'Darius Washington moves into the top strong safety spot, while five players carry Q designations in the Week 9 update.
Cam Skattebo holds the top running back spot, Isaiah Likely leads the tight ends and Charlie Jones heads the punt-return group.
Skattebo is unavailable with a hamstring injury, while Jones is active after limited practice work because of a hand issue.
New York enters 5-2-1 after consecutive victories, while 2-5-1 Washington looks to rebound Thursday night at MetLife Stadium.
New York erased a nine-point halftime deficit, but neither team scored in overtime. Isaiah Likely caught two touchdowns, while Jayden Daniels ran for 103 yards and two scores.
New York has won its last two games listed, while Malik Nabers and Isaiah Likely lead the team's season PPR totals.
New York improved to 4-2-1 behind a productive rushing attack and 111 receiving yards from Malik Nabers. Houston fell to 2-5.
Tyler Shough accounted for four touchdowns as New Orleans improved to 2-4 and ended a two-game losing streak.
Jameis Winston throws three touchdown passes and Malik Nabers tops 100 receiving yards as New York improves to 3-1.
New York kept Tennessee scoreless through three quarters at MetLife Stadium, leaving the Titans 0-3 despite Wan'Dale Robinson's touchdown and 18.7 PPR points.
Matthew Stafford throws four touchdown passes as Los Angeles earns its first win, leaving both teams at 1-1.
Jaxson Dart threw three touchdown passes, and Isaiah Likely caught two as New York opened 1-0 at MetLife Stadium.