The New York Giants are approaching their Week 5 game against the Seattle Seahawks with several significant injuries that could heavily affect their chances of achieving a much-needed win. Currently sitting at 1-3 and at the bottom of the NFC East, the Giants are eager to avoid falling further behind in the division.
During Week 4’s match against the Dallas Cowboys, rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers suffered a concussion. Even with a 10-day break, head coach Brian Daboll has indicated that Nabers is still in the early stages of the concussion protocol, raising concerns about his availability for Sunday’s game.
Nabers has been the team’s primary offensive threat over the first four weeks, and losing him would be a considerable setback. Additionally, running back Devin Singletary, another key player for the offense, is also uncertain due to a groin injury and has missed practice this week, leaving doubts about his ability to contribute against the Seahawks. The defense has its own set of challenges, as starting nickel back Andru Phillips and backup cornerback Adoree’ Jackson are both dealing with calf injuries and have not practiced, putting their status in question as well.
Running back Devin Singletary (groin) – Did not practice
-Receiver Malik Nabers (concussion) – Did not practice
-Cornerback Andru Phillips (calf) – Did not practice
-Cornerback Adoree’ Jackson (calf) – Did not practice
As the Giants head towards Sunday’s game, fans are eagerly watching to see if their key players will be able to return. The hope is that all four will be ready to assist New York in turning their season around against a Seahawks team that is coming off a challenging loss.
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