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Standing (Division)Division Rank	2nd NFC East
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Head CoachHead Coach	Brian Daboll

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Report: Giants believe RB Tyrone Tracy suffered a sprain

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Malik Nabers has “no doubt” he’ll play for Giants in Week 1 vs. Vikings

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Giants rookie RB Tyrone Tracy carted off with air cast on leg

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Tyrone Tracy Jr.

NYG Running Back #29

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports Tyrone Tracy is considered week-to-week in his recovery.

This is somewhat of a relief as it was initially thought that Tracy had suffered a more serious injury. Tracy was slated to see significant playing time to start the season behind Devin Singletary. This injury will put a hold on that and Eric Gray will now be in line to backup Singletary. Tracy carried the ball five times for 26 yards in the Giants’ Week 1 preseason victory over the Lions.
Malik Nabers

NYG Wide Receiver #9

Malik Nabers (ankle) said he has “no doubt” he’ll be ready to play in Week 1 against the Vikings.

The Giants held Nabers out of Tuesday’s practice after the rookie first round pick picked up a minor ankle injury on Sunday. The team is sure to be as cautious as possible with their prized stud wideout in the weeks ahead of opening day. Nabers, barring setbacks, should be 100 percent when the Giants take on Minnesota on September 8.
Tyrone Tracy Jr.

NYG Running Back #29

Giants RB Tyron Tracey was carted off the practice field Tuesday with an apparent leg injury.

Tracey, per Giants beat writers, went down during a kickoff drill. He was seen wearing an air cast on his injured leg before being carted off. If the injury is as serious as it seems, Eric Gray would likely slot in as New York’s No. 2 running back behind starter Devin Singletary. Singletary would seem to have a lock on the lead back role if Tracey misses an extended period. Tracey, a fifth round pick in the 2024 draft, was phenomenal in the team’s first preseason game, gaining 72 yards on nine touches.
Malik Nabers

NYG Wide Receiver #9

Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Malik Nabers’ ankle injury is not a long-term concern.

Nabers underwent testing on the ankle on Monday and Daboll said there were no worries about an extended absence of the rookie. Nabers could sit out at practice in the coming days as the Giants look to protect their top wideout and the centerpiece of their offense. Barring setbacks to the ankle, Nabers should be a dominant WR1 option for Daniel Jones come Week 1.
Malik Nabers

NYG Wide Receiver #9

Giants HC Brian Daboll said Malik Nabers is “sore” and considered day-to-day with an ankle injury.

Nabers is still being evaluated and won’t practice with the team on Monday. Daboll said the team does not believe Nabers suffered a fractured ankle, giving the impression that the team expects him to return in short order once he feels well enough to return. Nabers got tangled up with a player toward the end of Sunday’s practice and was seen having his left foot/ankle evaluated by trainers after the play. The rookie receiver has been shining in camp and is expected to monopolize targets in a Giants offense that is short on receiver talent behind him.
Drew Lock

NYG Quarterback #2

Giants QB Drew Lock (oblique) said he’s “100 percent confident” he’ll be ready to play by Week 1.

Lock suffered a bone contusion and oblique injury in the Giants’ preseason game against the Lions. The veteran quarterback said he has already resumed throwing and that his return has to do with both pain tolerance and whether or not he could risk further injury by returning too soon. Lock is battling with Tommy DeVito for the right to be Daniel Jones’ backup but will likely land on the Giants’ 53-man roster, given the overall need for security at a position that, at its best, remains thin.
Malik Nabers

NYG Wide Receiver #9

The Athletic’s Charlotte Carroll reported, “The Giants initial belief is that rookie WR Malik Nabers has a minor ankle sprain.”

Carroll confirms Nabers will undergo further testing but fantasy managers can breathe a sigh of relief for now. The injury is thought to have occurred when a teammate stepped on Nabers’ foot. We will continue monitoring reports on the matter.
Malik Nabers

NYG Wide Receiver #9

Giants WR Malik Nabers was seen limping after practice with an apparent foot/ankle injury.

We don’t know much about this one yet, but Nabers reportedly removed his left cleat after a play in the final team period practice for the day and was “clearly in discomfort,” per Giants beat writer Art Stapleton. The Athletic’s Dan Duggan said Nabers “was using a band to flex his left ankle/foot” after practice. We’ll likely know more about Nabers’ injury in short order and will report back with any updates. For now, this is one worth monitoring as the star receiver enters his rookie year with high expectations.
Daniel Jones

NYG Quarterback #8

Giants HC Brian Daboll said Daniel Jones will likely play in the team’s next preseason game against the Texans.

Jones didn’t suit up for the Giants last week when they played the Lions, but Daboll hopes to change that this week. Continuing to work his way back from last year’s torn ACL, Jones has been active in training camp while working with the first-team offense but will need to get some live action underway before the team kicks things off in Week 1 against the Vikings. Assuming he does play, we wouldn’t expect Jones to get in more than a series or two, but it will be a good measurement on where he stands physically with less than a month to go before the start of the regular season.
Evan Neal

NYG Tackle #73

Giants activated OT Evan Neal (ankle) from the active/PUP list.

Neal has been working his way back from an ankle injury he suffered last November. That injury later required surgery, which Neal underwent in January. The third-year tackle will now re-join the Giants but could be facing legitimate competition for playing time with Jermaine Eluemunor and Greg Van Roten occupying the right tackle and right guard positions. Neal was drafted No. 7 overall by the Giants in 2022 but has underwhelmed thus far. We’ll get a better sense of how things could shake out later this week once he’s on the field and taking snaps with the offense.

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