Giant receive a sad news one of new york key player get an injury……..
Head coach Brian Daboll of the New York Giants informed the media on Wednesday that four important players missed practice. Right tackle Evan Neal (foot), wide receiver Jalin Hyatt (concussion), cornerback Adoree’ Jackson (concussion), and edge defender Kayvon Thibodeaux (concussion) will all be out.
Neal and Jackson were both absent from the Dallas Cowboys game last week. In that game, Thibodeaux and Hyatt suffered concussions.
Tommy DeVito, the quarterback, seemed to be experiencing some shoulder pain toward the conclusion of the game on Sunday, but according to Daboll, he is fine and will start the game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday.
Practice participation was restricted for cornerbacks Cor’Dale Flott (shoulder) and Deonte Banks (ankle).
November 25, 1993 is the date. were at Texas Stadium for the Thanksgiving Day game between the Miami Dolphins, who were visiting from their hometown, and the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas leads the game by one point, but in the closing seconds, Miami is setting up for a field goal. Against the reigning Super Bowl Champions, the Dolphins might make a statement with a powerful kick. There are a lot of things to consider before we see what happens next. We must rewind in order to achieve it.
Bobby Okereke, a linebacker, said that he “did not practice” because of a hip ailment on the post-practice injury report.
Updates on Darren Waller and Tyrod Taylor
QB Tyrod Taylor, who is on injured reserve with a rib ailment, is improving, according to Daboll. Taylor was spotted sprinting before practice, according to a tweet from Dan Duggan. At least two more games are required of Taylor, who has already missed two. After the Giants’ Week 13 bye, if he is healthy, he might be activated to play against the Green Bay Packers in Week 15 (Dec. 11).
At least two more games must be missed by Darren Waller, who is also sidelined due to a hamstring ailment. This news, which came from Waller’s charity event, doesn’t appear promising: