The New York Giants were able to welcome back quarterback Daniel Jones to practice heading into Week 15. It seems he is not the only one.
Wide receiver Golden Tate and tight end Evan Engram have been hobbled by injuries as of late. According to Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, they were able to log in some practice time.
Giants did a jog through. They say Daniel Jones was limited. So were Rhett Ellison (limited, non contact), Golden Tate (foot), and Evan Engram (foot). Corey Ballentine was full. Kevin Zeitler (ankle/wrist) and Janoris Jenkins (ankle) did not practice.
Head coach Pat Shurmur still has yet to provide any indication on which quarterback will make the start under center against the Miami Dolphins. Regardless, it is safe to say that they are both hoping to have a healthy receiving corps to work with.
Tate returned from a one-game absence due to a concussion against the Eagles. Unfortunately, he was not able to make much of an impact after hauling in just one of five targets for 11 yards. The Giants will need him to get back on track if they hope to end the 2019 NFL season on a high note.
Meanwhile, Engram continues to be hobbled by a lingering foot issue after being sidelined for a fifth consecutive game. Unfortunately, there is not much reason for New York to trot him out and risk further aggravating his injury at 2-11 with three games left in the year. It is safe to assume they will continue to take a cautious approach with his recovery.
Follow Us
Subscribe