Giants Have One Player Questionable for Commanders Game

The New York Giants entered their Thursday night matchup with the Washington Commanders in strong shape injury-wise, with linebacker Malik Harrison their only player carrying a game designation. Harrison is questionable because of a groin injury and was limited in Wednesday’s projected practice report after also being limited earlier in the week.

Giants quarterback J.J. McCarthy, tailback Cam Skattebo and cornerback Colton Hood were among the Giants who practiced fully Wednesday. Hood had joined the injury report Tuesday with a finger issue. Wide receiver Malik Nabers, tackle Andrew Thomas and tight end Theo Johnson also recorded full participation.

Washington will be without center Lucas Patrick, who is dealing with a concussion, and tight end Colson Yankoff, who has a knee injury. Both were ruled out after missing practice throughout the week.

Wide receiver Treylon Burks did not receive a game designation, although he did not participate Wednesday after being limited Tuesday. The Commanders’ Wednesday session followed walkthroughs on Monday and Tuesday. The Giants held walkthroughs Monday and Wednesday, so their listed participation for those days was projected.